PLEASE LOOK AT THIS PMS TUNE!!

9

94gt_vert_proch

New Member

Apr 24, 2006

10

0

0

Dec 21, 2007

#1

• Dec 21, 2007

• #1

Hi i just got my start up tune from anderson ford motorsports (RICK ANDERSON) and it does not look right to me there are no fuel adjustments. Can this be a mistake or is this right?? It seems a little weird to me. Please take a look pms users and let me know What you think. My mods are ----

TFS track heet intake
TFS Track heetheads
Stock block
Procharger P1-SC @ 11psi
30 Psi injectors with procharger fmu
Pro-M univer mass air
75mm throttle body
aluminum drive shaft
3.73 Gears
Fluidyne rad
T5 with steeda shifter
bassani x pipe
bbk short headers
Flowmaster AM Thunder catback

 

Attachments

• AFMTUNE.webp

  45.5 KB · Views: 1,298

BlownFiveLiter

have car, will race....wait, it doesn't run

15 Year Member

Nov 29, 1999

3,133

18

108

Chicagoland

Dec 21, 2007

#2

• Dec 21, 2007

• #2

Moved to the tuning subforum.

 

The O.G.

Member

May 28, 2007

145

0

16

witch city,mass

Dec 21, 2007

#3

• Dec 21, 2007

• #3

The notes of 255 pump and T REX AND 42 injectors may have sometin to do with it

 

Stanger007

Founding Member

Sep 26, 2001

2,015

2

46

Baton Rouge, LA

Dec 22, 2007

#4

• Dec 22, 2007

• #4

Hmm -- ask Rick?

If you are running the FMU in your sig, I would imagine that plays in quite a bit.

Wes

 

greenlantern

Member

Jul 11, 2004

265

1

17

St Louis Mo

Jan 23, 2008

#5

• Jan 23, 2008

• #5

That looks ok, your running huge injectors so thats a ball park tune. Fuel adjustments will need to be made with a wideband.

 

ProKiller

Founding Member

Apr 26, 2002

3,064

15

78

PA

Feb 7, 2008

#6

• Feb 7, 2008

• #6

yeah that combo should have at least a bigger fuel pump. he didn't put any fuel adjustments in there because you don't have the added fuel to support it. that seems like a fairly safe tune to me.

 

Venom351R

Founding Member

Apr 27, 2002

4,548

41

98

MAINE

Feb 23, 2008

#7

• Feb 23, 2008

• #7

Ditch the 30's for some #42's and get a bigger pump. A FMU is just a band aid for a lack of fuel issue for the current fuel system