2007 5.9
West Coast Dyno Modifier
Gonna be cummins parts scattering everywhere in the very near future...
Good to hear there's finally some tuning available.
Scattered parts...maybe.
Melted pistons anymore....dont think so.
~Les
Gonna be cummins parts scattering everywhere in the very near future...
Good to hear there's finally some tuning available.
That may make them want it that much quicker/worse.
Scattered parts...maybe.
Melted pistons anymore....dont think so.
~Les
Oh it did. Playing with the software today I'm even more excited.
Using the data logger. Most EFI tuning is done via remote. Guys like Rob in Idaho tune trucks all over the nation just by the logs that get emailed to them. The control is going to be unreal. I can't wait to adjust fuel according to MAP. A single charger at altitiude will be driveable! Not that we don't already. LOL
A large single charger? :woohoo: I am getting pretty amped up to see the real world drivability benefits and power benefits with EFI! Dumb question, but are you running a decent sized single up here as well?
Just a little 66/74/14 since I still tow and DD it. I can't decided if I want to hang a GT55 under it, or just spray it. With some head work and a cam she spools pretty quick, it's just annoyingly smokey when it gets hot in the summer. These new injectors smoke worse than my old 180s. Ugh.
Great news! Have a truck outside right now waiting for it. Give me 2 weeks and it'll be making 1200hp!
Ordering now...
To all the guys who have a video camera - as soon as you get your trucks tuned make a vid I'd love to see the difference you guys are getting as far as smoke and driveability goes (especially the high horsepower trucks)
Oh thats your channel, always wondered with all the NorCal truck event vids. Cool.
What about post event?
You cant hear the post disabled....but i now DD with post gone all the time and pilot gone over certain conditions.
~Les
Thanks for the info:Cheer:. The less injection events per cycle the easier on the injectors right? Post was just for emissions correct?
In my theory..the less often the injectors open, the less wear on the pintle and ball/seat.
In what conditions are pilot gone? I do NOT at all expect you to give away all of your knowledge gained from your personal testing, but if you care to share that would be cool.
My pilot goes away above 2400rpm's and 85mm3
I think I remember you saying the engine wasnt happy with pilot gone when it was cold. Im curious what you consider cold? Ambient temp. wise. Like cold= engine hasnt been run in 12 hrs in 70* ambient temps. or like cold= engine hasnt been run in 12 hrs in 20* ambient temps. or like cold= engine not at operating temp with 70*+ ambient temps.
Cold as in first fire of the day...I loaded my pilot off tune at night, went to bed, got up for work, went out and fired her up (ambient was 55*) and she fired up but white smoke, missing and generally unhappy.
Again, if you dont want to share I understand.
I dont mind helping people out with minor things like this...its what were all here for...helping people
~Les