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Ok I'll scrap the map I was using and go with the map you suggested. Reading the components of the 044AAO003, it shows flat top Pistons and a part number, would that have negative effects? I know the big bore cylinders just charged it to a103, but I think that's why I skipped that one I know the acr can be enabled but figured the Pistons strong couldn't be changed.
If I remember right when I first got the new cam and called TTS he was going to email me the current map. But then I told him that I was using the sert and he said it won't work. Maybe I can have him email to me anyway and I can forward it to you.
If I remember right when I first got the new cam and called TTS he was going to email me the current map. But then I told him that I was using the sert and he said it won't work. Maybe I can have him email to me anyway and I can forward it to you.
I'd start with 044AAO003, this is the Stage 1 map for 2010 - 2013 1690 displacement. The blubbering is a rich spot and the backfiring was the richness and to late of timing causing some of the combustion to take place when the exhaust valve was opening. I'd stick with the Stage 1 map as a start and tune from there.
I can understand the folks at TTS not having much understanding of the SEPST, they didn't make it and I'm sure have never used it.
Speaking of displacement changes in a map, sometimes you can just bump the displacement and all will work out. Other times a closer map is better, there are things in some of these maps which go on behind the scenes, we can't see them.
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For the most part the ECM doesn't care, however there are sometimes things behind the scenes which take place we can't see.