101 - Basic Tuning Of A Delco ECM With $12P

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Re: 101 - Basic Tuning Of A Delco ECM With $12P

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further tuning of the 304 new VE table WOT tuned and various other areas tweaked .just added a balance pipe so more tuning this weekend cant wait to see where it goes lean with the h pipe fitted
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Re: The basics of tuning a delco ECM with $12P

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Holden202T wrote:i can't believe your still using windows xp hehehe :P

lol the worst OS after win ME.

used to reinsall XP at least once a month and BSOD every other minute.

Installed vista believe it or not stable and BSOD gone :lol:
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Re: 101 - Basic Tuning Of A Delco ECM With $12P

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well i wouldn't say XP is bad, its just really old eheheh .... but that said i don't have a good word to say about vista either :)
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im dreading the day i need to change OS again i have so many programs i dont have installs for anymore LOL
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hahaha I know the feeling, I keep most everything though if you ever need ;)
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Re: 101 - Basic Tuning Of A Delco ECM With $12P

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I Know I should know this but at the risk of sounding like an amateur if you use a VE that is theoretically correct in configuration then why within a week of using NVram does it look like a porcupine?
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Re: 101 - Basic Tuning Of A Delco ECM With $12P

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Assume your using ve learn ?
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delcowizzid wrote:further tuning of the 304 new VE table WOT tuned and various other areas tweaked .just added a balance pipe so more tuning this weekend cant wait to see where it goes lean with the h pipe fitted
304 wot ve tuned and touchups.JPG
How do you change the viewing angle of the graph? I'm using the default view and I'm looking from side on.
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rightclick drag or ctrl and left mouse drag
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Re: 101 - Basic Tuning Of A Delco ECM With $12P

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or crtl + arrow keys
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