Cobb Stage 2, TBE, Drop in and UICP?
Cobb Stage 2, TBE, Drop in and UICP?
Just wondering if those 3 mods would be a bit to much for Cobb's stage 2 map with the HKS drop in map (using green filter though)? I would eventually get an over the net tune with someone, but for a while would it be ok?
In my VIII, I am running the stg 2 mods + uicp and licp. It does not effect drivability at all, but I am not getting the full benefit from the parts without a custom tune.
Every engine and induction system is different as you already know... seriously just invest in a wideband so you don't have to worry.
Timing maps on the COBB stage 2 tune are fairly conservative IIRC, so just make sure the AFR's are OK. It would only take 1 dyno tuning session to confirm, so do that *shrugs*
Timing maps on the COBB stage 2 tune are fairly conservative IIRC, so just make sure the AFR's are OK. It would only take 1 dyno tuning session to confirm, so do that *shrugs*
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Every engine and induction system is different as you already know... seriously just invest in a wideband so you don't have to worry.
Timing maps on the COBB stage 2 tune are fairly conservative IIRC, so just make sure the AFR's are OK. It would only take 1 dyno tuning session to confirm, so do that *shrugs*
Timing maps on the COBB stage 2 tune are fairly conservative IIRC, so just make sure the AFR's are OK. It would only take 1 dyno tuning session to confirm, so do that *shrugs*
yes it would be fine. I ran the same, no issues, runs rich for me (10.9-11.0 AFRs) YMMV.
I ran a similar setup (tested with both Cobb SFI and AEM intake using the proper maps for each) for a while and the only thing that I noticed with the Nisei UICP is that peak boost did increase about 1psi which took me from 26psi to 27psi spike at WOT. It only lasted a fraction of a second but it still made me nervous. Didn't have anything except the Cobb at that point for datalogging so I can't tell you much more than the impact it had on boost.




