what are some good books to read to get into tuning? I figure I'll end up buying HP tuners for my stuff, go from there
what are some good books to read to get into tuning? I figure I'll end up buying HP tuners for my stuff, go from there
ASE Master Certified Technician
I picked up the following to get myself started:
Forced Induction Performance Tuning by A. Graham Bell
Maximum Boost by Corky Bell
There were a few books highly recommended on the forums when I was looking into this a while back. I am sure you can dig some of those threads up. If I get a chance, I will try to find them for ya too.
My Toys: Hugger Orange 1999 Z28 6-Spd Twin Turbo
1937 Chevy Pick Up Extended Cab (1 of 1)
Future Toy: Orange Ultima GTR or SLC...
Engine Management: Advanced Tuning - (Amazon link.)
Matt
2005 Corvette Z51
My Toys: Hugger Orange 1999 Z28 6-Spd Twin Turbo
1937 Chevy Pick Up Extended Cab (1 of 1)
Future Toy: Orange Ultima GTR or SLC...
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I'm going to suggest spending more time learning the software itself first, then if you should need clarity with actual tuning, start with literature relating specifically to what you will be tuning [carb, efi, forced induction] .
Don't expect much help from the developers involved with HPT...
Is Bannish still around these parts?
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Rick
1993 Mustang LX Coupe
Yes
A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don't have one, you'll probably never need one again.
I went and sat with John Meany. And then my old friend Forehead aka Jason Lee. Then Kim Mapes. Learned more than I can remember if that makes sense.
I got a REALLY good education on bs3 and fast. And speed pro/ fel-pro...... yea I’m old, so what!?!?
Reading and learning is a lot, but watching a master and asking questions and seeing what happens with what is everything.
A book can tell you,but seeing on a dyno what pulse width can do or very simple changes make is awesome.
They was a Cam class at team Z years ago can’t remember the teachers name (too many pops tonight)
He was gliddens flunky..... I learned a lot from that too
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