A few thoughts for anyone wanting to self tune
That goes beyond
WHICH interface do I use to tune with
Most want to find a way to tune with little or no knowledge of .........
WHY to tune
It seems to be a thought process kinda like .........
One interface or software program is gonna be better than all the others
cause it will make tuning ... SO EASY ...
All I gotta do is push a button or select something from a drop down menu
Technology is not the answer to what we speak of here
True ... We need technology behind the tuning method
but
We need to focus on what was said above about
WHY to tune :Word:
This is where NO interface or program is gonna help a rookie self tuner
One just starting out with self tuning needs some basic knowledge not given
with ANY of the self tuning methods found today
You know ... One has to gotta ask the basic questions like .......
Does it need more fuel
Does it need less fuel
Does it need more spark
Does it need less spark
etc
If one wants to self tune and be worth a dime at it .......
They need to get a bit of basic knowledge for two categories
1) How does the pcm work
2) How is my Stang gonna react to my various tuning changes
The
Why should always come before the
How of tuning
Example: Why won't my h/c/i Stang give me a stable idle any longer
Answer: When you have a basic understanding of ......
How the pcm controls various idle parameters
then
You can see how the h/c/i have pushed the pcm beyond its limits
and
You then have an idea of where to start with your tuning changes
One should not expect to become proficient at self tuning
without
An investment in a bit of basic knowledge of WHY to make change
I guess that is enough for now
and
Comments or Thoughts ... as always ... Are Welcomed
Grady