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Thread: Would you trust the factory E67 for a 1500HP build?

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    Default Would you trust the factory E67 for a 1500HP build?

    Just wondering.....

    Your thoughts on the subject... how good is the factory E67? How does it compare/compete with an electromotive or something similar?
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    If you can use a later OS with the better injector tables and you want to stay under about 7,500 RPM and no more than 255KPa at the MAP sensor then sure.
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    You would go sd on an e67???
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    Sure, why not. SD tuning is pretty common here in Australia for boosted GenIV engines.
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    All depends on the application. I have tuned several 1,000+hp nitrous cars on with stock pcm's. Can it be done, yes, will it be fun probably not. If its an all out race car I would go with something aftermarket, FAST, BS3, Holley, etc just for the individual cylinder control for timing and fuel.

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    On some OS's we have b1520. THat is individual injector fuel adjustment.

    However. with KR we have timing by cylinders, when necessary.

    I feel the stock ECU is faster than an aftermarket (most of the time) and can control fuel better. Besides... it would still be a street car.

    AND, Why wouldn't it be fun?

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