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Tuner in Training
3v with comp cams
I have a friend that recently installed a set of the comp mutha thumpa cams..trying to find some info since the tune repository is down.. can anyone help me with some of the info and adjustmets needed for him to drive his car again..
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This is some of what I did on a car with mothathumprs
If you have cam phaser limiters installed, go to Airflow > Variable Cam, at the bottom of Configuration you'll find three of your max retard limits. Change any value greater than 20 to a value of 20 or even 18. At the top is Table Select, make sure it's on "Load" and your VCT Angles will run off of "Angle LOAD" tables below. Open both VCT Angle (IMRC Open) and (Closed), change any value greater than 20 to 20. increase your last 5 column at loads .8 and 1.0 to 7, 9, 14, 17, 18. This would be your WOT cam angle, you'll have to adjust these and see what works best.
Raise Your idle RPM to above 800. Your Idle Airflow will need be adjusted, as well as your dashpot
Idle Airflow
lb/min Airflow
500 0.86
600 0.92
700 0.99
800 1.059
900 1.151
1000 1.22
1200 1.381
2200 2.218
2570 2.56
3190 2.90
rpm
Go to Spark > Advance > Idle Spark Advance and In Gear and Park/Neutral. Increase the bottom two cells to a value between 20 and 24.
Under Maximum Spark > Start Up, increase any values below 15, to 15.
Spark > Advance > Borderline Knock table works with Borderline Corrections below it work together. MBT Spark and MBT Corrections work together. You can use the two together or you can 0 the corrections tables and just run off the two spark tables themselves. You can add or remove timing using the corrections table.
Fuel > Cutoff, you can raise you the rev limiter up since you will create power above the stock limiter now.
There's a few things to get you started. Cars react differently. You will have to mess with idle spark and cranking spark. Dashpot will need to be played with too.
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Tuner in Training
Thanks..I have been messing with my coyote..but haven't done much 3v
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The coyote is more torque based where 3 valves are more airflow based. Idle airflow, dashpot and spark decel play a big role in making it nice and streetable.
You'll probably need to adjust idle areas of driver demand
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Tuner in Training
ok thanks..got it running better now just some idle issues still