[Guest]

hey guys i was just wondering how you guys tune YOUR cars? a majority of people on svtperformance tune their cobra's with an internet tune from a professional tuner, then their are a lot that do a dyno tune. my question is how do YOU guys tune your supra's? do you tune it yourself with a wideband? or have a tuner dyno tune it? or do you guys do online tunes also or is that just out of the question? any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks -justin :bigthumb:

 

[Guest]

c'mon help a brother out, just wondering how the other side of the fence tunes their car

 

[michaelvanle]

Sry, what's an "online tune". I try to tune my car as best as I can with a wideband, then I head to a dyno shop and tune it on the dyno to refine. I let the pros do the final touches.

 

[MTR]

I tune my car myself on the street with a datalogging wideband.

Mike

 

[breakemlose]

Well at full throttle i smack the dash and yell, "come on baby!" Especially in a race it helps with the tune or something because when i do that i start pullin

 

[Guest]

thanks guys that is what i'm really starting to consider myself actually. an online tune is a tune that you can pretty much do yourself i would imagine. basically professional tuners in the "SVT" world offer online tunes and for the most part they actually work. they charge $125 for lifetime tunes, tons of people do it. but i'm starting to think if i had a Dynojet Wideband Comander i could just do the tuning myself on the road. what wideband commander do you guys use? i've also heard of the zeitronix wideband unit.

 

[Supradedupra]

The commander is the shit (it's the one I want)...

I'm going to be getting a MAP Ecu and a commander soon

 

[Silver Supra]

Well at full throttle i smack the dash and yell, "come on baby!" Especially in a race it helps with the tune or something because when i do that i start pullin

careful, or that diamond plate on the floor will explode off your car ! :wtflol:

 

[Guest]

The commander is the shit (it's the one I want)...

I'm going to be getting a MAP Ecu and a commander soon

sick thats probably what i'll go with, or this... http://www.zeitronix.com/gb/3GEclipse.htm

 

[Guest]

i've did a search and this site really knows it's stuff when it comes to tuning it seems like. heres what i've came up with
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=261658&highlight=zeitronix
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/sh...1&perpage=25&highlight=zeitronix&pagenumber=1
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=272329&highlight=zeitronix
theirs a bunch more good threads too that will satisfy my needs, thanks for you help guys you've been wonderful

 

[AZSUPRATT]

Pay a professional to do it especially if its a good setup

 

[Guest]

yea i'm undecided really, a pro would do the job, but i could save money in the end or risk losing a lot of money on blowing up my engine

 

[onefastsupra]

Pay a professional to do it especially if its a good setup

Definately the right thing to do :bigthumb:

 

[supradupaflyguy]

well, i usually use the "E" note tuning fork, but when i put race gas in it i can tune it with the "F sharp" tuning fork for the extra HORSEPOWER!

but all kidding aside, here are some things i have seen people tune with from worst to best:
1. adjust fuel pressure regulator (not recommended as not very precise)
2. piggyback unit (like S-AFC or superAFR) can be done yourself with a wideband datalogger
3. AEM EMS (not recommended unless you are a PROFESSIONAL as the program is very complicated, believe me i have it)

 

[Guest]

damn... so your saying i should have a pro tune my car? but a wideband datalogger wouldn't hurt?

 

[jt granberry]

use a dyno to tune for power
sreet for drivability/gas mileage
ALWAYS USE A WIDEBAND!!
-jt

 

[ccsteve]

supra blocks cost $2k, a professional tuner with supra experience is much cheaper

 

[SteelCitySupra]

How do i tune my car??? Open my wallet, and fly Justin Nenni in. The only way to do it.

 

[carendt242]

it's pretty easy on the right dyno... on the street, full-throttle is easy, but part-throttle is a lot more difficult... but not impossible w/ data-logging.

 

[Guest]

do you tune your car with the zeitronix or is their some software that comes with it also?