Just thought I would share if anyone is interested in tuning on the new Coyote's. Very informative book by Don LaSota!
Lot's of great information. :read:
Lot's of great information. :read:
Coyote Tuning Manual
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I was going to make the very same post the other day but didn't get around to it. So +1 instead.
Required reading and worth the price.
Required reading and worth the price.
Been hearing good things about this manual. Is it beginner friendly?
I find it friendly, and I am a beginner with no prior tuning experience. There are step by step instructions to help get set up to tune the engine, along with suggestions on what to log, what to pay attention to and where to make changes. Thus far, it appears fool proof, as I am getting along well, and am somewhat of a fool...
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It is a very friendly manual. It does help to have prior knowledge of how the Mustang processors have progressed over the years. This adds to what was already in place. Each year the computers become more and more complicated due to more computer controlled items. Drive By Wire, Ti-VCT, Charge Motion Plates, Etc..
All of Don's books are very good information!
All of Don's books are very good information!
I see that it mentions knock sensors. Does it say anything about his experience with false knock on the Coyote platform vehicles in locations other than exhaust?
I do not believe so.
It mentions with noisy blowers, they must be carefully adjusted, but does not tell you how. Also states that without the type of equipment Ford used to set the sensitivity, it would be difficult to adjust them correctly.
Basically, if you can't prove it's false knock, don't assume it is.
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Does it go into any nitrous tuning. I know a lot of tuners don't like the juice.
Has one page about nitrous.
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