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Tuning À la carte
Learning to tune EFI
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<blockquote data-quote="HotStart" data-source="post: 10315757" data-attributes="member: 75155"><p>As far as tuning literature, I'll echo other comments and say to start with everything Greg Banish has published. For learning to tune Fords, the SCT manual and LaSota DVD are very helpful. You can know as much theory and logic as you want, but some things just have to be known/figured out for different platforms (ex. Internal processor value limits). </p><p></p><p>If you have the time/money/desire to take courses on tuning, I highly recommend it. I think that forums like this are great, and usually very helpful to the community. On the other hand, there is also a lot of heresy, unqualified advise, and misuse of terminology, which can do as much harm as good. My advice for forums is to read as much as you can, and always question the information. I highly recommend taking EFI 101/Advanced from EFI university if you're interested in tuning yourself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HotStart, post: 10315757, member: 75155"] As far as tuning literature, I'll echo other comments and say to start with everything Greg Banish has published. For learning to tune Fords, the SCT manual and LaSota DVD are very helpful. You can know as much theory and logic as you want, but some things just have to be known/figured out for different platforms (ex. Internal processor value limits). If you have the time/money/desire to take courses on tuning, I highly recommend it. I think that forums like this are great, and usually very helpful to the community. On the other hand, there is also a lot of heresy, unqualified advise, and misuse of terminology, which can do as much harm as good. My advice for forums is to read as much as you can, and always question the information. I highly recommend taking EFI 101/Advanced from EFI university if you're interested in tuning yourself. [/QUOTE]
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