Beating a 6.0 Silverado
No, what I was originally adressing is the combination of a cai and a genric/canned tune from a prgrammer.
As the air intake tube increases the more tendencies to run lean can happen. Then throw in a generic tune on top of it that originally mapped for a stock intake and the lean condition is possible. If you could find a cai that would allow the same air and flow as a stock intake then it wouldn't be an issue. Also the bigger the intake tube the more the tendency to run lean increases. Just from going from 3" to 3.5" is a big jump. Its not really how much the tb can draw in, its what air is moving by the maf and how the pcm recognizes it.
A cai might be fine by itself on 06-08 but throw a generic tune on it then who knows?
Then why are customers of php who have a cai on 04-08 trucks told to run level 2 tow because it the tune runs richer but just don't hot rod it to much?
As the air intake tube increases the more tendencies to run lean can happen. Then throw in a generic tune on top of it that originally mapped for a stock intake and the lean condition is possible. If you could find a cai that would allow the same air and flow as a stock intake then it wouldn't be an issue. Also the bigger the intake tube the more the tendency to run lean increases. Just from going from 3" to 3.5" is a big jump. Its not really how much the tb can draw in, its what air is moving by the maf and how the pcm recognizes it.
A cai might be fine by itself on 06-08 but throw a generic tune on it then who knows?
Then why are customers of php who have a cai on 04-08 trucks told to run level 2 tow because it the tune runs richer but just don't hot rod it to much?
4wd150 also has a 2 valve truck, the 2 valve trucks are not as prone to running lean like the 3 valve ford motors are
I do realize this. I was making sure the OP understood.
yetti96 : am not too sure , but over here we use names for fuel types , for example, the regular fuel that is normal for all economy/normal compression cars is called "special 98" , the other type is meant for engines which has higher compression (ex:Range Rover Sport,Mini Cooper S, Sport Civic typeR etc) and is called "Super 95" which is the highest... < i also use it for my Quad bike which runs on 12:2:1 ... also we have Diesel but it's obvious 
now when i searched around , i came into this
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...s-mon-etc.html
so I guess our fuel octane = US Octane - 4 (95 in Dubai is 91 in US)
openclasspro#11 : who do you mean by "his"? me or the chevy?
tarajerame : thanks for the detailed reply, never knew VMP has a Drag tune , guessing it's custom tune...

now when i searched around , i came into this
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...s-mon-etc.html
so I guess our fuel octane = US Octane - 4 (95 in Dubai is 91 in US)
openclasspro#11 : who do you mean by "his"? me or the chevy?
tarajerame : thanks for the detailed reply, never knew VMP has a Drag tune , guessing it's custom tune...
The Xcal3 does not have canned tunes.
Thanks guys! Next week i should be ordering my SCT!!

FordRacer2005: maybe The Xcal3 your talking about is not from VMP? i will order mine from VMP as it menstion it include Custom tune1,2,3
The US and Canada use both RON (Research Octane Number) + MON (Motor Octane Number) divided by 2 to establish the Octane rating of gasoline. Dubai uses only RON so make sure you tell your tuner when you purchase your product.
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Thanks guys!
when you get your tuner when you choose your 3 tunes tell 'em you want one to bea drag race specific tune for maximum performance when you want it then you'll have the other 2 for street and towing
But then, maybe it's my rapidly fading brain cells that are causing me confusion!
- Jack










