We installed a Comp 274 cam in a 2014 Challenger RT (5.7L AT) along with a set of long tube headers and off-road exhaust. I've only tuned a handful of Dodge vehicles so I don't have the most comprehensive understanding of the Dodge logic at this point but the others have seem to come out fine. This one is being a PITA. The customer isn't satisfied at all with the driveability and says it stalls and he can't get it started again. Also complains that the throttle response just off idle is horrible and that when coming to a stop the idle bobbles before it settles in on the lopey idle. Let me say that I've put 150 miles on this car and I think it drives very well and have only had it stall once (about 3:30 in on the log).
Anyways, some of the things I've tried to deal with the idle bobble:
(1) Added part throttle timing down in the idle range (<1000 rpm and .40-.50 gps) - seemed to cause more stalling
(2) Basically doubled the idle spark torque spark and idle torque throttle settings. Thinking here that I could get more aggressive response (chasing) of the idle bobble.
(3) Brought all my idle speeds up about 60 rpm from stock - looking for 750-ish for the lope.
(4) Shut off NN and tuned the VE tables (set VE2 active as well). The car will not run at all with NN active.
(5) Change the exhaust cam settings, logging cam error and trying to reduce/eliminate the error. Not really sure if I've handled these params correctly though for the 274 cam with limiters installed.
Any advice greatly appreciated. Getting close to tossing in the towel on this one.
2014 Challenger RT 57L AT 274Cam_LT-OR.hpt2014_Challenger RT 57L AT Stock.hptv203c stalled once.hpl