diablo pre programs vs. custom tune
#21
Yea it shifts way differently, seems to Rev higher, shifts can be very jerky..
Loss in mpg's due to the performance setting, but a huge gain in HP/torque went from about 15-18 MPG to 12 -__-
Loss in mpg's due to the performance setting, but a huge gain in HP/torque went from about 15-18 MPG to 12 -__-
Last edited by Lenn; 07-03-2017 at 08:10 AM.
#23
No tow tunes on diablosport predators. They are all performance tunes. The only option they have is 87 vs. Premium tune. I asked on their forum if it is okay to tow with them and they said up to factory specs. A little weird as most perf tunes are recommended to tow to 2500 pounds or so. I towed my 25 foot tt on my tune without issue.
The higher octane Diablo tune probably pushes the envelop even more on a/f on that end. When you're at 14.5 a/f even a little variation will swing it into lean as there's no real cushion for error or extra load. Their performance tunes must map the transmission for the load which is why they say they can tow with it, but the a/f probably isn't as good as what a custom tune will do. So little room for variation and not having the correct specs is what's pushing the tune lean.
I also forgot to ask from the very beginning to the OP: does it run lean with the stock tune and have you checked all the intake and hoses for leaks? Just trying to isolate whether it is a tune issue or maybe mechanical (vacuum leak, etc) issue.
#24
Jerry
For some reason when I ran the premium perf tune I lost mpg as well. With the 87 I get about 16 average. That's with the 33s I had. If u have larger than stock size tires, u need to make sure axle ratio is correct, along with tire size and nov setting to make sure your shift points are in line. It makes a big difference.
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For some reason when I ran the premium perf tune I lost mpg as well. With the 87 I get about 16 average. That's with the 33s I had. If u have larger than stock size tires, u need to make sure axle ratio is correct, along with tire size and nov setting to make sure your shift points are in line. It makes a big difference.
#26
Yea I have 33's tire size should b right... don't know enough about motors/trucks to know the right shifting points... thank y I'm thinking about a custom tune just have it done right b4 I have a broken truck in my drive way... but 4-5 bills is making it hard to get
#27
Jerry
#29
Jerry
Check the doorjamb sticker under axle code. H9 is 3.55, b6 is 3.73. If something else, let me know. Are your tires 285/70/17? Need to know to figure out the nov (engine over vehicle) setting which tells the truck when to shift to od.
#30
They r nitto terra's on 18's so I believe they are 285/70/18 like I said I'm at work truck is at home so I'm not 100% sure till I go home and look, I do know I have an afe cai and a flow master exhaust if that helps