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**First c10** · 06-08-2015, 06:02 PM

Thanks guys for the info.
I just figured that a online course, published book, or licensed DVD would be better to read, watch, and/or study than some random YouTube videos.
Br3w not sure how to receive such a large file.

I had a member here help me out with a tune a while back. We did a few things that we said if I was able to purchase my own HPtuners that I could go back and fine tune. One was the MAF, other was the torque management. Oh and transmission shift points, I was able to adjust the idle and work on shift points a little but TM and MAF are something I am kinda afraid to just start changing stuff...

06-08-2015, 06:02 PM	#11
First c10 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Los Banos CA Posts: 2,706	Re: HP Tuners tuning info Thanks guys for the info. I just figured that a online course, published book, or licensed DVD would be better to read, watch, and/or study than some random YouTube videos. Br3w not sure how to receive such a large file. I had a member here help me out with a tune a while back. We did a few things that we said if I was able to purchase my own HPtuners that I could go back and fine tune. One was the MAF, other was the torque management. Oh and transmission shift points, I was able to adjust the idle and work on shift points a little but TM and MAF are something I am kinda afraid to just start changing stuff... __________________ 1956 Chevy Bel Air 2 door 1956 Chevy 210 4 Door 1970 K20 LWB project the Hulk build w/Supercharged 4.8L-ly2/4L60E HULK BUILD 1970 C10 Yellow/White Deluxe LWB w/ 5.3L-LC9/6L80E 1968 K10 LWB Dark green my son calls it "THE HULK Jr"HULK JR SOLD GO GO!!!