What did you do today to your 3/S?

[familyMAN]

Did some tuning on AEM. Idle is damn good. Trimmed rear bank to even out o2s. Gave it a lot more timing control at idle to hold idle steady instead of relying too much on IAC. Sometimes fueling is off depending on intake/underhood temps so still need to figure out how to tackle that, but it still holds idle pretty steady.

Also did a 3rd gear knock cal run to 7400rpm. Little cleanup to do on fueling and then will try +1,-3 on cam gears (which will then throw off my fuel map again)

Chasing some wild bank to bank fluctuations in vac at 14-1700 (rear way lean, front good) 2500-2800 (rear way lean, front good) and 3400-3700 rpms (front lean, rear good). Added a bunch of timing and it pulls much cleaner, but still have the same swings.

[CoopKill]

Not much yet!


Sent from the Man Cave!

[CoopKill]

Nope, still nothin!


Sent from the Man Cave!

[donniekak]

Nope, still nothin!


Sent from the Man Cave!

That's nothing.

[TwIzTeD_3kGt]

That's nothing.

Uhh I think you have a ground short in your outside temp circuit.

[donniekak]

Uhh I think you have a ground short in your outside temp circuit.

No, I live in a desert. Our record temp here is 122*

[TwIzTeD_3kGt]

Can you even go outside for more than a couple minutes in that?

[stealthee]

122* desert heat isn't as bad as 90* with 100% humidity.

[donniekak]

122* desert heat isn't as bad as 90* with 100% humidity.

Whoever told you that was lying.
I moved back to Ohio for a year, and worked outside every day removing trees from underneath 500kv transmission lines. When it was 97* and humid, I was laughing at everyone who was complaining about the heat. I was wet, but not really hot.

Picture this. The difference between 60* and 90* is the same as the difference between 90* and 120*.

115* and higher is truly a different level. Working outside in Arizona is very different. If I set a ratchet down in the sun for 2 minutes, it's impossible to hold in your hand. A breeze feels like a hair dryer. Any public business in Arizona must provide water for anyone who asks.

I paved roads in Arizona for a couple years, and have never experienced anything close to that level of heat in my life. I now consider anything under 110* a walk in the park.

[stealthee]

I lived in Vegas for 4 years. I will take 120 desert heat over 90* and 100% humidity ANY day.

It was 92 with high humidity the other day and it was fucking miserable. I used to play outside in the Vegas heat without breaking a sweat.