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Thread: Advanced Camshaft Timing What needs to be changed in tune???

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    Default Advanced Camshaft Timing What needs to be changed in tune???

    I have a 2006 Hummer H2 with 6.0L LQ4 block, LS1B in my tuner selection. I have installed a new timing chain
    and I advanced the camshaft position 2 degrees, equals 4 degrees crank advance, to get more low end power.
    What modifications to my tune do I need to accomplish to make this work as good as it can?
    Thankyou for any professional help.......

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    You will need to purchase an external wideband and recalibrate your VE table, along with ensure your MAF sensor is correct. There are tutorials explaining how to do that.

    Not sure what else might need to be done
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    Idle maps will be the other tables requiring some massaging which will also most likely require some timing adjustments in the High/Low and base maps
    Last edited by bimbleuk; October 12th, 2013 at 06:48 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wheelz View Post
    You will need to purchase an external wideband and recalibrate your VE table, along with ensure your MAF sensor is correct. There are tutorials explaining how to do that.

    Not sure what else might need to be done
    Yes I know that basic tuning needs to be accomplished but the cam position sensor has been
    advanced 2 degrees and I'm not sure what is exactly controlled by that reading (injectors,ignition, timing advance,etc..)
    I know that the crank position sensor and the cam position sensor input data to the PCM but whathappens when you disturb
    the original relationship I dont know...... I'm guessing I need to compensate for the shift somehow..... Am I thinking correctly??

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