Thread: Next Mod and KR reduction Ideas

Originally Posted by gambler87

MeanGrn99GTP I ran a 3.6 setup on a gen v on my 04 with 1.84 yt rr stock springs, sd headers, 104s, and 180° thermostat.

If u would like I have DHP power tuner and I run to the cities alot if u want I can either set up up with my old 3.6 tune or I can run some custom tuning for u

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That would be great!

I just bought a stock TB so I will try to swap them today or tomorrow. I got a used M90 and LIM with it too for $125. I am going to port it and rebuild it.

Time to put a stock throttle body back on it or get an actual tune.

160* doesn't matter, proven they actually run 10-15* hotter than the listed temp. My 160* cars always sat around 175*~, which is enough to have the knock sensors report (anything less than 169* I don't think they give a sh1t).

As for the rest of the mods. TB spacer is worthless, throw it out. Iridium plugs? Nope. Chuck them. Get cheapo 104 copper plugs.

Rockers, headers, tune, and a 3.4" should be just fine knock free with at least an 04+ timing table.

Originally Posted by blueguy

Rockers, headers, tune, and a 3.4" should be just fine knock free with at least an 04+ timing table.

not always, i had 4º kr after these exact mods were installed. being i have a tuner i was able to tune it out. 04- 05 timing its to high really. back to stock worked best with maf tuning.

Originally Posted by MeanGrn99GTP

https://youtu.be/ObxE9HL0rDw

I installed the stock Throttle body. Here is a roll on clip up to about 70 mph. KR and Ign. Adv. values.

Originally Posted by blueguy

Time to put a stock throttle body back on it or get an actual tune.

Everything in MN is up to 10% ethanol.

Is it a 1133 code??? All that is saying is that it once the car reaches closed loop mode that it didn't switch between rich and lean enough times in a given amount of time. I think GM cars is 90 seconds is how long it runs the test, figure it wants to see 60 switches but it saw 55 or 58 more than one time it will set the code. I dealt with it when I did headers and after a few times it stopped popping up.

If so, just clear it. It's a pretty common code anytime you have headers or aftermarket manifolds to the car.

Denso and delco are just fine, both are oem. You wouldn't want to run a bosch though.

Good thing you're paying attention, Cam.

Way to save the day.

Somebody has to do it.

I'd return it as faulty and get another then.