HHP DC LX CMR Day

[Immo]

DC LX is working with Josh and High Horse Performance (HHP) on a CMR Tune and Dyno day.

www.highhorseperformance.com

HHP is the "Home Of The Worlds Fastest 5.7L & 6.1L HEMI Cars!"

One of HHP's 426 Stroker Motors is in the current WORLD RECORD N/A Challenger.

HHP 426 Blower Stroker Motor
HHP Ported & Polished Cylinder Heads
HHP Stage 4 SRT-8 Blower

See the Video here: http://videos.streetfire.net/video/F...-in_445004.htm

The plan for the CMR/Dyno day is to use a 4 wheel dyno so we can include the GC SRT-8's too. Send an e-mail to CMR@dclxclub.com for more details.

[street hooligan]

is this event at HHP? and who will be doing the tuning?

[sinistersix]

x2^^^^^^^^^^^

[Immo]

This will be done in the DC Area. Tunes will be done by Josh.

[street hooligan]

hope you dont plan on ISP, there dyno wont allow the wheelbase of any awd LX, nor allow a wheelbase for a jeep awd. its adjuster motor is broke and they dont plan on fixing it nor will they adjust it by hand.

also a 2 hour min for 1 car to rent the dyno for a rwd car only

[Immo]

af_maineiac
mrfreeze
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Immo
SRTDoug
roswald0511
drizzt73

[Immo]

Dyno Tunes will be done on a AWD Dyno in NoVA, not MD ( AWD LX's and Jeep's welcome!)

CMR Dyno tunes done by Josh of HHP Home Of The Worlds Fastest 5.7L & 6.1L HEMI Cars

Dyno Tunes will cost $300 and take on average 45-60 minutes.

CMRtune@dclxclub.com

[street hooligan]

if they are only taking 45 to an hour on the dyno i assume there only gonna be WOT runs? you really need about 2 hours, maybe 3 on wicked setups. this interests me now on these tunes as most of the well known tuners on these forums said a good tuner to do idle, part throttle and wot will be at min 2 hours.

[Immo]

	Quote:			Originally Posted by street hooligan
	hope you dont plan on ISP, there dyno wont allow the wheelbase of any awd LX, nor allow a wheelbase for a jeep awd. its adjuster motor is broke and they dont plan on fixing it nor will they adjust it by hand. also a 2 hour min for 1 car to rent the dyno for a rwd car only

No need to reinvent the wheel. So I will repost how others have responded to similar statements you have made on other sites

	Quote:			Originally Posted by Boiwithlooks
	Really? What makes you believe that we are using your "friends" dyno? Have you asked this friend of yours? As the Events Manger for DCLX I can assure you this is not the dyno we are using nor have we inquired about using a dyno in MD. We are doing our event in VA not MD. This is the second event of ours that you have pointed out issues based on incorrect information. Everyone in our club works very hard to plan the details of our events. Please dont diminish our effort by posting rubbish that has no truth.

	Quote:
	This is not a discussion-type thread that would warrant opinion-based replies; it is an announcement thread about an upcoming event. The organizers posted it with the intent to convey information and details about that event in an official way. I understand the concerns and frustrations that have been expressed here by the organizers having been on the organizing and planning end of many events myself. It is a lot of work and it becomes even more complicated when someone, not involved in the planning, makes a post with information that is not directly from the source. This causes confusion for potential participants and creates even more work for the organizers who then have to backtrack to correct the incorrect data posted by those who have no authority to post it and try to make certain that all participants are properly notified.

Couldn't have said it better myself....

[PaCharger]

45 minute cmr tune? Uh...sure...

[street hooligan]

well immo, dont forget to copy and paste my response to those posts also, figures you would leave them out........

[street hooligan]

	Quote:			Originally Posted by PaCharger
	45 minute cmr tune? Uh...sure...

my thoughts exactly.

[moparmike610]

Why are you worried about this?? The club is trying to put on a great event!! When we do our dyno weekend it takes about 45-1hour to do a tune!! but anyways Immo I will try to be there just to watch!!!

	Quote:			Originally Posted by street hooligan
	my thoughts exactly.

[street hooligan]

mike, why are you quoting me, PAcharger thinks the same as i? why not quote him too?

[PaCharger]

Well - honestly, keep me out the club bickering and squabbling, I'm pretty sure I'm not here to elect anyone

45min - 1 hr for a tune is fine if you consider the first 10 mins are strapping the car down, inserting sniffer - loading base tune file from predator, ripping a baseline pull.

Allowing the car to cool down, making the first "trial movements on the tune" - another pull - checking for very basic items across the ve tables, the afr, looking for knock and where possible timing can be rolled in our our, where fuel can be added or subtracted.

Car cools down, then pulls again.... you get the point.

My only note of warning here, is that if you really thing you're getting a FULL CMR tune, NO it can not be done in 45 mins to an hour. Partial Throttle tuning can be done fairly quickly if you show up on site with a cmrhisto already populated from a nice 20 minute drive where the car was already warmed up, etc...

Have fun guys, these days are a blast, just don't have any false expectations. Prettys sure the tuners here would say the same thing. They can make some moves to help tweak and better your tune...but a real CMR tune could take hours....

Good luck!....oh...er... I second that motion