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I have a BAP.
Should be able to get new Siemens 60's under $300.00
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Can I get a quote for changing the oil in my golf cart?
You will have to wait. When I left there yesterday there was smart car on the lift.
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Spent some time today working on the dyno with the newest winpep software and dyno electronics. I have a basic understanding of it and will be sharing that information with the rest of Carlyle Racing staff very soon. From what I can tell the dyno is up and running and ready to be used.
DTM is continuing business as it has been. I am simply providing the same service as I did for IPS for the last three years.
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Be sure to like and follow. The page is updated daily with vehicles being tuned.
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Congrats Mark. Looking forward to working with you and the rest of your team as 1 of the 3 tuners @ Carlyle Racing.
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Good seeing people. GREAT TIME coming home under BOOST!!!!
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This maybe a dumb question.. But are there local guys that know how to really tune Megasquirt? I have a project that has been on the back burner for years and this is probably the route I will go.
Yup
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I was also curious as thoughts to this, would you say then on at least a gm product that fi changes the opinion of using maf vs sd?
That is a discussion to have while hanging out at DTM sometime.
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Why Custom Tune?
Because Mass Air Transfer Function
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Not that I know of. Many are still on PFC.
After spending some time with these systems. I think they would a good option. Even Mega Squirt has come a long way.
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It's and LS, with the local knowledge and on going support, I would get a tune to the car. As Brian said, off the shelf tune = boom. I have spent more on tuning then many do in bolt ons. With the knowledge of Dyno Brian, and him being local, it's kind of a no brainier.
Now go fine me a tuner that knows his head from his ass for my rotary.
Any Rotaries running AEM Infinity or Pro EFI?
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Thank you Scott and Brian for your replies here.
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Passing Through
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Call me some time to discuss options
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Guessing I saw this today then?
You may have.
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7500 RPM pro stock burnout videos please.
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Congrats man - you are proof positive that great customer service is the key ingredient to a successful business. Throw in your continued pursuit of the new technologies for tuning and that is a great recipe for continued success. Best of luck to you - I hope to need your services soon.
Please let me know Casey how I can assist you in your tuning needs when you are ready.
Here's to many more years for DTM! Cheers buddyThank you Anthony. Here is to many more years with Capitol City.
Congrats on all your success!Thank you for your business and support over the years.
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Treating people right, top level technical know how and providing outstanding customer service are what keep people coming back to you.
Thank you Brian.
I try my best and try to fix things when I made aware of situation that needs my attention.
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Congratulations on all of your success Brian. May the next fifteen bring bigger results.
Thank you for your support of DTM and your friendship over the last several years.
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Where to Start.
This message is going to cover a number of topics. I hope you enjoy......
October 2015 marks 15 years in business. DTM started off as a weekend only mobile dyno for various car clubs and events. Since 2007 it has become a full time job with a continued work load year round.
A quick thanks to Anthony Green and those who were part of COFBA for hosting my first dyno day in 2001.
What has happened with DTM in 2015? Let's talk about Ford, GM and Chrysler Tuning first.
Ford
This year I have been able to spend a number of hours working with Ford's Copperhead and Tricore ECM for the coyote engines in the Mustang and F150's. I have learned a lot in what changes are needed to make a larger than stock throttle body to drive like a stock car. I also have been playing with the Variable Cam Timing and learning what the Stock, Boss 302, and Cobra Jet intakes like for cam positioning to increase power. I have seen gains of almost 20 hp and 20 ft lbs on some cars. With supercharger cars I have seen a close to a 40 hp gain and a 2-3 psi drop in intake manifold pressure moving the cams around from stock. This year has been a huge growth in coyote engine tuning. I hope to see twice the amount of these engines in 2016.
Ecoboost knowledge is increasing as well. Finding the limitations on the stock intank pumps, high pressure pumps, injectors, and the effects that it has on reducing power when maxed out by limiting airflow.
General Motors
A decent amount of exposure to the LT1 based engines found in the C7 vette and newer trucks. I have been learning what it takes to make these engines idle when changing the camshaft. To date I have done more boosted C7's compared to all motor cars. HP number just south and north of 600 wheel are easily obtained with a Procharger or Vortech based system. Gains in power and a decrease in manifold pressure is also being discovered while adjusting the cam timing. Hoping for more dyno time to experiment cam timing for both NA and Boosted applications.
Chrysler
Welcome to the world of ANN Artificial Neural Network. Just like Ford and GM I have been able to spend a decent amount of time working on NA and Boosted late model Hemi's. The injector scaling is bit more complex compared to Ford and GM. However this does work to our advantage when trying to tune around the Neural Network. Depending on the vehicle year, I have done some of these vehicles using conventional speed density tuning methods and others using the injector scaling to get the results needed for desirable fuel trims and air fuel ratios under load. 450 to 460 wheel is obtainable with a bolt on 6.4 challenger and 600 wheel with a supercharger.
Stand Alone Fuel Management.
A handful of Big Stuff and FAST tunes done this year. Taken a few cars from no tune at all to a car up and running with good drive ability and power. Hope to see some Holley equipped cars in 2016.
Harley Davidson
3 Harley Dealerships and non dealership customers keep the motorcycle drum spinning. HD's Screamin Eagle Super Tuner is dtm's preferred tuning solution for these motorcycles.
Installation???
I have a number of resources now for installation work. There has been some install work inside of DTM. We now have a automotive business next door that is switching gears from general repair to performance work. This has been a win/win for DTM and the other business. Parts are ordered and work is performed on a vehicle. Once the work is completed I walk next door to load a base tune in the vehicle and bring it over to the dyno to do my portion of things. Dyno and Tuning labor is ran through dtm while all installation labor and parts are ran next door.
IPS Motorsports
From October 2012 to July of 2013 and from August 2014 to present, I have had the opportunity to handle Ford, GM, and Chrysler tuning using factory ecms/pcms/tcms for a majority of cars being serviced. Not only did I have the chance to tune some really cool cars being worked on at IPS. I had the chance to make a number of friendships within the walls of IPS and I hope to maintain that friendship even though my services will no longer be needed. Most important to me was to see the tension end between IPS and DTM. In the end time lost in my shop was worth it to help IPS with their tuning needs for time I was there.
DTM Long Term Goals?
All I want to do is to continue to tune cars. I am not worried about hiring employees or doing work that does not involve tuning. I have resources in place for other people and other shops to get parts ordered and installed while I concentrate on tuning.
Lets see if I can go another 15 years!!!!!!
Be sure to like and follow the DTM page on facebook for updates on cars and motorcycles coming in for tuning work.
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That's really interesting, I wonder why? Better components? Shorter stroke?
The less rotating mass the better
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My favorite Asian.
I heart 4.8's
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