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Old 03-02-2006, 10:03 PM
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Had my truck tuned yesterday. Mods are in sig.

I am running 7.5lbs (3.25 pulley) of boost with the radix. (other mods in the sig)

I am running a total of 17 degrees of timing.

Intake temps before a run were around 110, and after about 160.

Injector duty cycle is at 89%

Pulling in 56lbs of air

Do any other radix guys have any of there tuning stats? Just want to see how they compare.
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If you want I can scan any info you want with mine and let you know. AIT's seem kinda high, When it was 105* outside mine never got higher than 135* I am spraying meth though. I have a huge new heat exchange I will be putting on in a couple of weeks and hop to drop them by another 20*
How do you check for your injector duty cycle? My logging software is AutoEnginuity if that helps
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The tuner logged it with HP tuners logging software/
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Originally Posted by 2004Denali
<snip>....How do you check for your injector duty cycle? My logging software is AutoEnginuity if that helps
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I don't think that you can log that using GM Enhanced Parameters in AutoEnginuity. At least I have not yet found a way to do it. I have not yet done a exhaustive search but did not find it under powertrain. If you do find a way please let us know.
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injector duty cycle is a calculation rather then a pid...hpt does the calculation for you.
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Use this. It is an Excel file when unzipped.
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Not on a dyno. I posted a WOT log from the track
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=358385
9psi
20 degrees timing
IAT at 117 after the run
58 lb of air
90% duty cycle
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Originally Posted by KySilverado
Not on a dyno. I posted a WOT log from the track
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=358385
9psi
20 degrees timing
IAT at 117 after the run
58 lb of air
90% duty cycle

are you logging/scanning with hptuners? if so, how do you log IAT's and lb of air? thanks.
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Originally Posted by Holty
are you logging/scanning with hptuners? if so, how do you log IAT's and lb of air? thanks.
Yes, right click the chart, chart settings, and choose what units and pids you want to log.
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