Tbi tuner

[dfarr67]

Dave W- are you familiar with EBL?

[Gmc kody]

Dave W- are you familiar with EBL?

I am not

[dfarr67]

http://www.dynamicefi.com/

Flash2, probably best bang for buck, Robert has several bins that may be close to what you have, budget WB O2- BUT steep learning curve. Next vehicle remains stock for me.

[Gmc kody]

http://www.dynamicefi.com/

Flash2, probably best bang for buck, Robert has several bins that may be close to what you have, budget WB O2- BUT steep learning curve. Next vehicle remains stock for me.

Ok I’ll look into that

[dave w]

Dave W- are you familiar with EBL?

Yes, I'm familiar with Dynamic EFI EBL. The challenge is Dynamic EFI requests "do not post EBL on public boards".

dave w

[dfarr67]

There you go....I didn't recall seeing that item.
Anyway you tried to help me awhile back and it was appreciated- I would like to think I'm a little further along now. I don't enjoy tuning it's just where I'm at now....tried buying the expertise but the tuners these days aren't familiar with older hardware and I don't have the funds to educate them. I would like to invite you to help straighten me out with some suggestions at:

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/diy-...ml#post6250212 or pehaps by email.

Don't mean to hijack this thread- but I'm offering Thirdgen as a good resource for tuning as well.

Regards, Dave F

[dfarr67]

OP, you have a 4L60E/80E not sure where DynamicEFI is on trans these days- I know one of those later TBI ecu's was very versatile and could even do a version of mpfi. Do the later ecu's even have chips. Better to find a hands on tuner/dyno for the money spent vs minimal changes JET or some such will do for you.