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blackbird1084
09-18-2009, 01:45 PM
Would it be worth it on my setup to convert it over to speed desity when I get it tuned? I'm currently running a 355,11.3:1 cr,kb hyper pistons,stock rods,stock crank,cc306,1.7i/1.6e rr's(lift is .578i/.576e),afr 180cc street heads(flow as advertised 260@.500),afr hydra-rev kit,edelbrock 58mm tb(switching to asm monoblade),edelbrock rpm intake ported by jrb racing,pacesetter coated lt's,3" x-pipe,flowmaster outlaw race mufflers,csr ewp,ford 30lb injectors,wallboro 255 fp,march udp's and lt4 km:jest:. Or would I be better off staying maf? On either tune what should I expect for gains? My current tune is for my old setup which wasn't a whole lot diffrent as it had 10.3:1 cr,1.6/1.6 rr's,stock ported heads(flowed 248@.500) and an untouched edelbrock intake everything else is the same. I shift the car around 6700 and it shifts by 7k(well by the stock tach). And no it doesn't run any better if I shift it sooner it actualy feels like it's still pulling up there. Lmk what you guys think.

blackbird1084
09-19-2009, 06:39 PM
Anybody?

blackbird1084
09-21-2009, 10:18 AM
nobody knows if it would work well on my car.

Schweet97Z
09-21-2009, 03:43 PM
From what Bryan @ PCMforless told me it wont be beneficial to go speed density on a lower hp car. Give him a call and he can answer all your tuning questions.

Fire67
09-24-2009, 06:02 PM
Speed density more than likely wont help much... Deleting the MAF will provide less restriction on the inlet, but its not going to gain you anything other than that.

Your pcm is also much easier to tune MAF than speed density ;)