Is it safe with a wideband or no?

 

Just dont use it as a band aid for bad tuning... and dont use it as a replacement for proper tuning.

 

well due to fact I have noone to tune around here, and pcola fd is the nearest guy, I figured automapping would work so I could drive car aroudn on moderate boot *5lbs* until I canmeet with him to tune it better..

matt

 

From what I hear from AEM, Auto Tuning is somewhat risky, since the computer makes assumptions based on the number of samples you have it take before it makes an adjustment...

From what I hear what's safer / better, is running around with the auto tune logger running showing you AFR averages, and then you manually start leaning out some of the really fat cells, and enriching the lean ones, and you can get a pretty good tune going with that.... (that's how a guy from AEM did my '94) and it ran well as far as fuel goes... (We were still having issues with the OMP) I was going through 2 Qt's a week of oil, and it looked like a beater, when I stood @ the stoplight for too long it'd start smoking up the intersection

 

Matt, if you are running on stock injectors, I can probably just send you the map I'm currently running on, to get you started.
Also, I'm going to take some pictures this weekend of the install I did with the AEM for anyone who may be interested. I cut a little slot out of the passenger kick panel so that a serial cable will plug right into the ecu. I'll post those sometime soon.

 

sweet, pcola fd... interested in a install and tune party? lol Hell ill feed ya and put ya up for the night or weekend or whatever.. I got a TON Of stuff coming in for the new car tuesday... toys are so much fun

 

Justin from Texas is coming into Orlando next week. Autotuner.org is organizing it.

 

:/ too bad teh car isnt driveable.. im like an hour from orlando

 

I had my car tuned . Justin is great but my brand new GT66 from Innovative would not make more than 4PSI, sending it back to them today.