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06-08-2005 05:42 PM |
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Originally Posted by AaronGTR
I'm sure if you adjust the idle high enough and play with the other pcm settings there should be a way to get rid of it. I haven't started tuning the computer yet so I don't know how yet. I wouldn't think you'd want to leave it like that though because the pcm usually records misfires and trouble codes, and will set the SES light if they are bad enough and frequent enough. I don't know if mine will misfire as bad either since it's stage1 instead of stage2. Yet another reason I recommend most people go with stage1. Because otherwise you lose some drivability and it practically requires custom computer tuning. Everyone always says they want stage2 though because they want to have the big bad engine setup or something. lol
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I think my idle is as high as I want to go. I'll try messin' with some other settings to see if it helps, but it isn't an issue. I'll disable the 300 code so the SES doesn't come on.
As for losing driveability, I'm not sure I understand. Aside from misfires at idle, there isn't much difference below 35% throttle (I modified this :)). Gas mileage remains the same until I start hitting 100%.
As for custom tuning, anyone running boost or a cam should have some tuning done. There's so much available in our cars which is taken away from the conservative tuning done from the factory. Questionable on the stage I but definitely the stage II. However, I would recommend custom tuning (if it is affordable) to a car with just a CAI.
Also, not sure what is wrong with wanting 'the big bad engine setup'. I'm hoping to have that :respekt:
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