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Old 02-05-2006, 11:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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hey, i live in des moines iowa. I am interested in getting a map clamp tuned. I do not have the equipment or knowledge to do so. Is there anyone out there, that either runs a shop with a dyno, or is 100% percent confident in knowing what exactly they are doing to tune my car. I am willing to drive a few hours pretty much any direction to get this done. I would really perfer to have it dyno tuned but if someone is good enough with just a wideband let me know. Again please i really want this done by someone that really knows what they are doing. Thanks for your time!!!
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Hey bro, I don't want to rain on your parade, but you do realize that by installing the map clamp you will effectively loose the DAB. You don't want to run a stock vac line setup with the map clamp... You need to take boost control away from the computer for it to work effectively.

Just something to think about before you go diving into this setup.

There is probably a tuner shop in Des Moines that understands how a map clamp works and how to keep the fuel in check on the dyno.

If not, there are quite a few in Omaha.

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Quote: Originally Posted by TJ1376
Hey bro, I don't want to rain on your parade, but you do realize that by installing the map clamp you will effectively loose the DAB. You don't want to run a stock vac line setup with the map clamp... You need to take boost control away from the computer for it to work effectively.

Just something to think about before you go diving into this setup.

There is probably a tuner shop in Des Moines that understands how a map clamp works and how to keep the fuel in check on the dyno.

If not, there are quite a few in Omaha.

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i didnt know i will lose my dab, that sucks, i paid alot to have that feature, maybe i should forget about a mapclamp
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