Nothing wrong with his car. If he is in Wyoming at 6k+ feet with DA in the 8-9k range the car is taking a serious 25%+ power hit. Would be surprising if it dynoed over 300rwhp up there.
MAP is good, been running his for awhile, but if I had to do it again, would do a flex fuel tune from Lund.
Since I have HP tuners, would be nice if I could just pay a decent tuner to email me a tune and just do a remote tune with HP tuners.
New camaros are pretty damn amazing. Did a twin turbo kit on one last month. No other mods but a setup of twins on the A8 camaro. Laid down 660rwhp/680rwtq. That transmission was amazing. Car was one of the best I've driven.
Black belts>Green in my experience. Belts are cheap off amazon. Order 2-3 different ones close to the size you need, then return the ones that you don't use. That is the easiest way IMO.
Agreed. It amazes me when all the locals spew off on how you have to have a "dyno tune" like a dyno magically makes a tune better. It is just at tool to do some pulls without breaking the law. Even then a road tune is far superior.
Why would it not work the same as a dedicated e85 tune? On GM is auto adjust from any value from 0-100% ethanol, and you can setup the flex fuel maps for as aggressive or not as you want. I have my corvette adding 5 degrees on e85 over e0.