ECU Tune and Pulley Upgrade Satisfaction for 5L SC
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When it comes to tuning, just to update you guys...
Tuning options are limited and I have always been one to favor tuning my vehicles myself. To help extend the options I've been doing a little side project.
I've been working on a MAF to ECM piggy back controller which will trigger from a MAP sensor. This will tune the A/F to a more desired range 11.5-12.2:1 for WOT. It will use software to control the output voltages based upon inputs controlled by whichever signal you desire. This will allow for infinite adjust-ability during elevation changes, fuel, or other power upgrades in the future.
It's in the testing phase now, and once setup I believe this will resolve some of the concerns with tuning.
Bare in mind, I'm working to provide this as a plug and play setup. No wiring, splicing, etc. Optimistically I'm thinking an A/F adjustment on the 5.0L will net 20-30+hp.
I'll post some updates on results soon.
Regards,
Derek Fricke
Tuning options are limited and I have always been one to favor tuning my vehicles myself. To help extend the options I've been doing a little side project.
I've been working on a MAF to ECM piggy back controller which will trigger from a MAP sensor. This will tune the A/F to a more desired range 11.5-12.2:1 for WOT. It will use software to control the output voltages based upon inputs controlled by whichever signal you desire. This will allow for infinite adjust-ability during elevation changes, fuel, or other power upgrades in the future.
It's in the testing phase now, and once setup I believe this will resolve some of the concerns with tuning.
Bare in mind, I'm working to provide this as a plug and play setup. No wiring, splicing, etc. Optimistically I'm thinking an A/F adjustment on the 5.0L will net 20-30+hp.
I'll post some updates on results soon.
Regards,
Derek Fricke
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When it comes to tuning, just to update you guys...
Tuning options are limited and I have always been one to favor tuning my vehicles myself. To help extend the options I've been doing a little side project.
I've been working on a MAF to ECM piggy back controller which will trigger from a MAP sensor. This will tune the A/F to a more desired range 11.5-12.2:1 for WOT. It will use software to control the output voltages based upon inputs controlled by whichever signal you desire. This will allow for infinite adjust-ability during elevation changes, fuel, or other power upgrades in the future.
It's in the testing phase now, and once setup I believe this will resolve some of the concerns with tuning.
Bare in mind, I'm working to provide this as a plug and play setup. No wiring, splicing, etc. Optimistically I'm thinking an A/F adjustment on the 5.0L will net 20-30+hp.
I'll post some updates on results soon.
Regards,
Derek Fricke
Tuning options are limited and I have always been one to favor tuning my vehicles myself. To help extend the options I've been doing a little side project.
I've been working on a MAF to ECM piggy back controller which will trigger from a MAP sensor. This will tune the A/F to a more desired range 11.5-12.2:1 for WOT. It will use software to control the output voltages based upon inputs controlled by whichever signal you desire. This will allow for infinite adjust-ability during elevation changes, fuel, or other power upgrades in the future.
It's in the testing phase now, and once setup I believe this will resolve some of the concerns with tuning.
Bare in mind, I'm working to provide this as a plug and play setup. No wiring, splicing, etc. Optimistically I'm thinking an A/F adjustment on the 5.0L will net 20-30+hp.
I'll post some updates on results soon.
Regards,
Derek Fricke
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