Anyone know of a good shop with dyno who tunes rotary's in Southern Colorado? If not how bout Denver.

 

hit me up if you find a good shop we dont have a dyno up here in wyoming

 

No rotary shops

 

Yep, plenty of dyno's, but no rotary specific places.

 

yeah, we arent rotary specific, but we do race them on TV

 

where you from in south colorado im lamar by rocky ford or pueblo

 

If you guys use a LM-1/2 wideband and have a powerFC I can help you street tune your cars. I have a starting map you can go off of. I street tuned mine and it works great.

 

ok i just got my fc3s could you tell me what lm 2 wideband is also what i might need like a addpater or what ever for ecu

 

Innovate LM 1 or 2 is a type of Wideband. A wideband is a sensor that measures your air fuel ratio.

Datalogit is what connects the Apexi powerFC (ECU stand alone) to a computer.

You want to connect the wideband to datalogit, datalogit to computer, and datalogit to powerFC (ECU).

You can then log your AFR's into a spreadsheet and correct them to what they should read. Smooth the map out, check for knock/injector duty cycle, and if everything is good, you are done tuning for that time. You still want to monitor the tune under different temperatures to ensure everything is still good and no other changes need to be made.

 

I'm moving to the Denver area at the end of the month and my tuner is in Omaha, NE he's pretty damn good, he actually got my FD to run decent on e85 with big *** primaries and the PFC. I'm sure he wouldn't mind a trip out if we paid him for it. Obviously the more people tuning the better.

This thread wasn't so old, thought a post might be helpful because if you guys are like me you're always looking for a little help.

 

Ill be down for that!

 

I know a lot of people are having trouble finding tuners. I will help tune your car as long as you have a wideband. I have already helped a guy tune his.

 

It's funny how many more names I recognize after living here a year.