onetoncrawler
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wagnon89 said:Lane @ (256) 990-3070
this the guy you are going to use?
wagnon89 said:Lane @ (256) 990-3070
Truth. A lil different but def knows his ****.jrhall said:Hear say up my way saids lane knows his **** with ls..This coming from several people.
I taked with him the other day about speed density vs. MAF. He said with SD the temp it is outside when tuned will have an slight effect on how it acts. And that MAF is just more tunable. Also he will run the dyno with whatever size tires you wanna run.1TONZR2 said:are they going to tune it with the 39s on it? are you going to run speed density? I have it on mine and can tell very little difference from driving here at sea level to driving it in the mountains in KY. I would love to get my rig dyno tuned, I know there is more in it.....
wagnon89 said:Truth. A lil different but def knows his ****.I taked with him the other day about speed density vs. MAF. He said with SD the temp it is outside when tuned will have an slight effect on how it acts.
wagnon89 said:Oops. Try this one (256) 990-3070
Not really sure. He was explaining it to me and got way over my head.heepr said:Is he talking about a SD tune without an intake air temp sensor? The manual I have says that if you don't run an IAT then the PCM will assume it's 77 degrees outside, which it may or may not be...
That's the number in my phone??? I just stopped by his shop. Didn't try to call.onetoncrawler said:called Wednesday morning and left a message -no return call ........ no name on the voicemail..is that the right number?
wagnon89 said:His name is Lane 256-882-2450
I paid $600 to have mine tuned and turns out the guy has a reputation for not knowing what he is doing(wish I'd have known that before), even though he has supposedly tuned some of the fastest LS2s ever built. Now, I'm going to take it to another local guy who helped GM tune the new Z06. Sometimes it helps to be in an area big on Nascar.Matt O. said:Ha I just called them and they said between 400-700 to dyno tune. Ha, no thanks. Looks like I am going to Huntsville they are reasonable and specialize in LS. Walker in Trussville will not call me back
Yea I was with him and your buggy looks real good Matt. Hope the new motor isMatt O. said:Also I saw onetoncrawler and his new set of tires on the way up 65, that ****er drives fast ;D
ridenrace6 said:my suggesion is that you need a stall torque converter since it does not the stock camshaft, stock converters are meant to work with stock or only slightly larger camshafts anything much larger will require a stall converter or it will cause the issues you are having
you may get by with letting a good shop "loosen up" your stock converter since it appears to be somewhat "drivable" like it is, however you need to have the specs and tell them what you are doing and most good converter shops should be able to build what you need