do I need to re-tune?
do I need to re-tune?
I bought a new 400 walbro
I have all the bolt on's and kelford 270, along with skunk2 TB & Intake mani and 1000cc injectors
Currently the cars tuned and hitting 388 whp w/ E85
I want to install the walbro 400 fule pump.....will I need a re-tune if I install the pump.
I also plan on getting a AMS fuel rail and Ams Fuel line, but not righ now?
so fuel pump = tune or no rune?
thanks for your help....
I have all the bolt on's and kelford 270, along with skunk2 TB & Intake mani and 1000cc injectors
Currently the cars tuned and hitting 388 whp w/ E85
I want to install the walbro 400 fule pump.....will I need a re-tune if I install the pump.
I also plan on getting a AMS fuel rail and Ams Fuel line, but not righ now?
so fuel pump = tune or no rune?
thanks for your help....
a tune adjusts a/f ratio, timing, and maybe boost. If you are changing any of those with your modification, you should be getting a tune. a new fuel pump is a big mechanical change to your fueling system. You need a tune.
I saw your other thread, installed pump and car won't run. If that doesn't answer your retune question I don't know what does.
I saw your other thread, installed pump and car won't run. If that doesn't answer your retune question I don't know what does.
a tune adjusts a/f ratio, timing, and maybe boost. If you are changing any of those with your modification, you should be getting a tune. a new fuel pump is a big mechanical change to your fueling system. You need a tune.
I saw your other thread, installed pump and car won't run. If that doesn't answer your retune question I don't know what does.
I saw your other thread, installed pump and car won't run. If that doesn't answer your retune question I don't know what does.
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In my experiences with changing fuel and air. Most of everything will need a retune.
Retune= Gains+reliablity
Untuned=Gains+untuned for gains=the motor seeing the road in a different way/unless you dont beat on it!
Retune= Gains+reliablity
Untuned=Gains+untuned for gains=the motor seeing the road in a different way/unless you dont beat on it!
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