Orange County CAF's: up to no good

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@Speed Freek maybe he knows

 

I do but mine isn't tuned either besides the stock tune. If you find someone able to do it let me know lol.

 

The looks of this thing..

 

It's got the flying buttress like the Rideline

 

Looks like a cavilar from behind

 

I haven't tuned a split second setup, but most piggybacks tune the same.
Few ways to tune.
Yourself- cheapest and most challenging. May not be the cheapest since you don't have an AFR gauge yet.
Find a dyno tuner that is familiar with your piggyback(spilt second). Think prices are about $400 for a tune.
Only problem if you need a change you have to go back to that tuner.
http://www.speedysgarage.net/sportr...rtrunner_trd_supercharger_analysis_tuning.htm

 

Drove down the 71 to the 91 west as i usually do to get home from work (didn't drive that way Monday and worked from home yesterday). Saw all the burned hillside and didn't realize how close that fire was to jumping the freeway and being right down the street from me

 

I'd keep an eye on those hill sides during the rainy season

 

They're back and out of the way.

 

You remember when the hillside happened on the 91 a few years back ... that was crazy

 

I hope so Lots of nice homes in that area.

 

Yup that's why they built those wall retainers.

 

I came
Up to it after it had happen ... didn't see it happen just all that mud in the road

 

Thanks for that link,
Dang, that guy went balls deep on the tune. For sure waaaaay outta my league. I'd gladly pay someone $400 to do some tuning on my rig. Is this speedy guy local? I'm guessing not

 

Probably not. Lots of tuning places around. You'd probably need to search around and make some calls.

 

Well ya those houses might run in to some trouble.

He lives in San Diego area

 

That's roughly how I tune my truck. It's a bit of an art.

 

Same here when we were dyno tuning my brother in law's FD RX-7

 

Is he on this forum?