fine for a while, I would think. couldn't hurt to retune, it's only gonna run better
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This is a discussion on Longtube-Retune? within the Performance forums, part of the General Discussion category; After I install my longtubes will I need to have my PCM tuned for them, or will it be fine ...
After I install my longtubes will I need to have my PCM tuned for them, or will it be fine for a while?
1997 RCSB 5.7
- 17" Boyd Coddington Blasters
-2/4 Belltech
-Pacesetter Longtubes
-LS1 E-fans
-K&N Intake
-Wheatley tune
-14 bolt SF Posi
fine for a while, I would think. couldn't hurt to retune, it's only gonna run better
91 K1500 ECSB
LQ4/80E/241/60/14SF/4.88/38
98 2Dr Tahoe
L31/0411
You may get the evil RPM fluctuation off idle. If it does, get a retune and it will fix it.
1991 C1500 Ext. Scrapped. I still have the engine, tranny and Detroit tru-trac.
2005 GTO LS2 with full Pedders track II suspension. StreetsweeperHT cam with Kooks exhaust. Tuned.
It will run fine, but for max gains PCM tuning will be needed.
peace
PAuly
97 GMC 2wd RCSB 5.7, s10 2700 footstall, Hooker 24621hkr LT's , 2.5" cats dual 4"pipes exit B4 pass. side tire, custom driveshaft 3.42 G80 FIPK MAF descreen GM/Mercruiser Marine intake manifold 29lb LS2(EV6) injectors Ed Wright PCM(best mod), LT4 KM 14.8@94mph 2.007 4000lbs 122mph
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