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Thread: 2010 Silverado 408 stroker tune

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    2010 Silverado 408 stroker tune

    Hello all;
    I have built a 408 Stroker for my 10 Silverado LTZ 4x4 to replace the stock 5.3. But before I drop it in I want to be ready with a tune. Would it be better to use a 6.0 L96 stock tune for a baseline or use a same year 6.2 1500 tune to start with? Or would I be better off getting a mail order tune to start with?
    I am using a 2013 L96 iron block with Square port heads and Intake with 50lb injectors.
    Engine is all forged with 11:0-1 comp, AFM Delete, Retained the Variable cam timing for towing and flat torque curve. Comp cams XFI RPM Hi-Lift Hydraulic Roller Camshaft
    GM LS, GEN IV (Single-Bolt)
    Lift: .556"/.568"
    Duration: 263°/277°
    Lobe Separation Angle: 114°
    RPM Range: 1300-6500
    Used the comp cams 20* limiter block in the phaser.
    .580 lift springs and roller rockers.
    6L80E stock converter. Headers and cold air intake.
    Any Suggestions would be helpful.
    Thanks In Advance.

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    Use the same year 6.2L tune to start with. It'll have all of the correct injector characterization data.
    I'll attach a stock tune file.

    2010cadillacescalade62Loldginstock.hpt

    I've done a bunch of these. It's pretty straight-forward.

    Kevin

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    Thanks so much for the help.