there ya go.
part throttle is quite tricky as you are probably falling out of closed loop @ those points. it would be more helpful to have TPS + RPM graphed as well.
nothing.
some will claim there are some differences between the <'88 and '89+ electonics (white sealant vs. black). i don't buy it as i've interchanged both w/no problems...
i disagree.
this is a fine case of how speed/density can be a hindrance by hiding vac leaks. it can also be a good thing in that you can get home if you blow off an IC pipe.
if your car is in good running order, there should be little difference between speed/density and AFM (tuning aside).
why? everything trans or clutch related should match the TRANS. as far as the trans is concerned, it's a 7M-GTE it's connected to....in short, all clutch/throwout related parts must match the TRANS. same applies if you were to use a R154 w/a J block....
no need to change the whole cluster, just the tach. GE and GTE use very different ign setups, hence diff tachs.
the R154 w/the M bellhousing will bolt to any M block. don't forget to use all GTE clutch parts....
learned corrections are applied to open loop. that's why you want to satisfy Vf.
no idea if the GM 2 bar + the toyota MAP's output match....i'd say it's doubtful.
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