VFAC dyno tuning question...
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VFAC dyno tuning question...
i will be buying an VFAC here in the next week or so and of course want it dyno tuned. my local tuner told me that i had to have a bung welded in my TP for their o2 sensor. is this typical? i do see why they can use the oem o2 sensor for tuning, after all vfac ties directly to the ecu. help? thanks guys!
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Is your tunner planning on putting a wideband on your car at the dyno? A lot of the time I see dynos having their wideband device that goes in through the exhaust. If you have your cat installed this might not give the best readings.
If you have a wideband to install on the car and you have the stock header than chances are that you will have to get a bung welded on. A few aftermarket headers have a secondary Bung in place.
Either case when going to the dyno and changing your fuel settings you do need a wideband of some sort because the stock narrowband will just not do.
If you have a wideband to install on the car and you have the stock header than chances are that you will have to get a bung welded on. A few aftermarket headers have a secondary Bung in place.
Either case when going to the dyno and changing your fuel settings you do need a wideband of some sort because the stock narrowband will just not do.
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