Thread: A noob tuning his own car (Calum RT)

Great!! Please... post more! I am just looking to start doing this and would like somewhat of an idea where to start.. this is great... my only question would be, I have an AEM Wideband... so how would I use that with my RT?

Ditto!
This should help people out immensely. Someone taking the time to do an extensive writeup with pics will help a lot of rookies out and it will help lighten the load that Calum has on his shoulders. Shoot, I'm still learning this stuff, too. Back to reading.

I'm so glad I bought a rt when they were available. It's been over 2 years, I haven't even touched it besides the basic tune. I can't believe I waited so long. I've got like a billion questions that have probably already been answered. I didn't even think about getting a wideband in my car until now, I always saw them in customer cars and figured the idiots just liked staring at the things because I KNOW they weren't doing any tuning, I thought the only way you could get a tune that was safe was to go to a dyno and stuff. I feel like a big retard for not reading into it, especially considering I work on cars for a living. We don't really do any tuning though, just fix what is wrong under warranty, so I never got to involved. My downpipe has a bung in it already, but I thought it was too far away, then I read more into the wideband and I guess it's in an alright spot, right after the flex pipe. I'll shutup and read some more now.

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WTF?

Anyone still have the file in this post?

http://www.sr20-forum.com/tuning/15775-noob-tuning-his-own-car-calum-rt.html#post206722