Tuning T88 with Haltech?
11-12-02, 08:03 AM
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Tuning T88 with Haltech?
Who can I talk to about tuning my '93 with a KDRotary streetport motor, a T88, FMIC and the Haltech fuel management? I am familiar with the Electromotive but on a piston motor it's not AS bad with knock.
Where can I go to get maps and the such?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Where can I go to get maps and the such?
Thanks in advance for your help.
11-12-02, 10:11 AM
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T88!!! Your profile says your Interests are "Going reasonably fast " ... If you think T88 is "reasonably fast" damn, you must be my type of woman... 
(are you a woman? 
) hehehe, just messing...
Anyways, I see you have a KDR motor, are you from the NE? I only know of a couple other T88 FD's ... T88Kid from NY I believe and Allen from GA, Allen uses the PFC, not sure what T88Kid uses. I believe Dave @ KDR is doing some of the tuning on Allen car.
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(are you a woman? ) hehehe, just messing...Anyways, I see you have a KDR motor, are you from the NE? I only know of a couple other T88 FD's ... T88Kid from NY I believe and Allen from GA, Allen uses the PFC, not sure what T88Kid uses. I believe Dave @ KDR is doing some of the tuning on Allen car.
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11-12-02, 10:14 AM
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if your gonna get a map i would use it as a base map only.... its gonna have be completely retuned for your car anyway. well that was my experience with mycar. if you don't have one yet get a wideband.... cheaper than new engines 
11-13-02, 09:09 PM
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I am from KY.
Like I said, I have some experience with Electromotive but was curious for some tips/other maps to compare.
Dave did not seem to want to tune much. Said he was not set up for it. I dunno?
Like I said, I have some experience with Electromotive but was curious for some tips/other maps to compare.
Dave did not seem to want to tune much. Said he was not set up for it. I dunno?
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11-14-02, 06:10 PM
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haltech is easy to tune. if i can tune it and not blow it up anyone can
haltech is easy to tune. if i can tune it and not blow it up anyone can
1/2 the tunning on a rotary engine is engine timing if your lead and trail are not correctly checked tunning a haltech is not that easy.
11-14-02, 06:12 PM
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Originally posted by Judge Ito
Don't say that. People are going to think is that easy. Yes you played with the coolant maps and messed them up 1/2 the tunning on a rotary engine is engine timing if your lead and trail are not correctly checked tunning a haltech is not that easy.
Don't say that. People are going to think is that easy. Yes you played with the coolant maps and messed them up
1/2 the tunning on a rotary engine is engine timing if your lead and trail are not correctly checked tunning a haltech is not that easy.
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