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  1. 11-23-2009 07:22 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by SoHo48 View Post
    read hptuners.com forum for days...

    they say it takes 100 years... no body knows.

    no really, tuning isnt some voodoo art, engines havnet changed much. how we control them is ALWAYS advancing.

    read read read read read read...

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    oh i do. i read a lot on there. just wondering ya'lls opinion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Another WS6 Guy View Post
    oh i do. i read a lot on there. just wondering ya'lls opinion.
    make a plan, then learn to SCAN first... you must know how the scanner works in order to tune... my bit of advice.. I spend more time in the scanner than I do actually editing tables... and always save backups.

    Look up Greg Banish....
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    Quote Originally Posted by SoHo48 View Post
    make a plan, then learn to SCAN first... you must know how the scanner works in order to tune... my bit of advice.. I spend more time in the scanner than I do actually editing tables... and always save backups.

    Look up Greg Banish....

    Exactly. READ READ READ. I have Greg's books and DVD. Big help, but still have a lot to learn.
    First you need to understand how everything in the engine is related and what each sensor's purpose is and an idea of how they work.
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