ultimate logs, at full boost i was anywhere from 5.0-5.7v It also threw a MAF voltage high code. Which ____es off the ECU and according to ptunning, makes the car dump fuel like a garden hose and starts eating timing like tic-tacs. He was also hoping it would account for my misfire, which it may have. Wont know till i get a scan, but im still getting some stutter at high RPM accel.

 

Ultimate will also. Remember, PTuning's kit is a blow thru type and they were running the Ultimate.

 

What is the max the MAF should stay below.

 

5.0v is the max, The way it was explained to me tho, anything over 4.8v starts to get hairy with the ECU. I was told to clamp mine below that point, then re-tune fuel. Which i did, then cleared the code. and the car instantly gave me back like 5-7 degrees of timing (from 10-12* to 15-17* ), So even with me pulling more timing (again suggested by ptunning) im still running more advance than it was previously. Before the clamp, I was pulling 1* and running at about 12* down to 10*, now with pulling 2* at 6psi, 6* at 8psi, 8* at 10psi. the car still runs around 15* or so. Once on a dyno he said I can bring the timing back up to make my power, but for tuning fuel on the street to leave it how it is. Once I'm sure im not misfiring, or fix it if i am. Then ill schedule some dyno time and give it a final tune.

 

4.99 Volts or 5.0 Volts

 

I think I'll check my old logs to see what mine was running. Just when you think you got this tuning thing under control, some other things can be tweaked...lol.

And +1 Toan from PTuning does know his stuff. He helped me diagnosis a starting problem with the Ultimate in like 20 mins, after I told him my situation.

 

Yeah, but damn i wish they were closer to me! lol However...they prolly dont

 

^^Yeah know what you mean. I'm 10 hours away from them.

 

+1million for taon he's the man

 

Yep! With the standalone you can run a 5" intake and it won't matter.

 

Now that I reread what was written, if the MAF is still in the stock setup location and you run a larger than 2.5 inch intake, then yeah probably a Standalone is best. But for a blow-thru setup, of course you don't need to run a standalone. Sorry Nick, I thought you were talking about running the blow-thru setup and needing to have a standalone for that.

 

Its cool if it were someone else though it wouldn't be! JK

 

^^That's my dog.