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Originally Posted by
happynole
Step 3 is absolutely the key to getting a VE to run properly. A friend of mine has a VE, it runs nice but was never dyno tuned. Plug and play if you will. Rodney's DE with S4's can walk all over it. Spend about $200 for 2-3 hours of dyno time and you will like your VE more than any DE (not T) you have ever driven. During my last dyno time, we changed the switch points 8 runs in a row until we maximized the curve. You are leaving meat on the table without tuning.
i endorse this comment... there are so many things to pay attenion to when setting up your VE... remember it isnt the OEM equipment so you are solely in charge of getting it right...
while setting up my VE i was in such a rush to get the thing running I overlooked a bunch of things... got it running and swore it was faster than flash... dynoed 150whp... w/16ve cams
problems included poor WAI setup (too long according to miko), ssac not ported, knock sensor not installed (ecu pulling timing in the mid) and the issues went on and on...
best thus far is 170whp and i still havent dyno tuned.... jus single runs... i hope to say 180+ when i do dyno tune cuz its running remarkable now!
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