This may not be of any use to anyone, but then again... .
I got to playing around with all the buttons and switches in my truck and thought what would happen if I turn everything all the way up??? So curiosity got the best of me and I put the vA C3. 2 on 130, the Ez on 65, and the TST on 9x9... . The results..... At low RPMs, the truck blew more smoke than I've ever seen. Then I tried to check the drivability. I guess the analog and digital duration was just too much and the truck knocked really bad and fell on its face. I didn't play anymore because I'm just under the impression that the TST and vA don't get along for high power outputs.
Now then. I've placed the Ez on 65, TST on 1x1, and the vA on 130 and all I can say is look out. Smokes like a freight train and the truck flat hauls. I don't have access to a dyno, so I don't know any numbers, but I know its faster than my old 2000. The nice thing about the TST with adding timing in the mix was the exhaust temps were down compared to just running the vA.
I guess basically what I'm getting at is this is a fun litte stack to play with, but I personally know of other that are better suited for getting big numbers. The vA fuels hard down low, but peters out up top. Adding the Ez smoothed the powerband out very nicely and the truck runs hard from stop all the way to redline in 6th. Adding the TST on top of this and making use of the timing just kinda blew my mind. Just my $. 02 worth. Can't wait to get me a smarty to play with. Turbo and fass within the next month and I might have a chance to play with the big boys.
I do believe I'm going to retire for the evening because tomorrow I'm going to read this and think, ''What was I thinking???''
I got to playing around with all the buttons and switches in my truck and thought what would happen if I turn everything all the way up??? So curiosity got the best of me and I put the vA C3. 2 on 130, the Ez on 65, and the TST on 9x9... . The results..... At low RPMs, the truck blew more smoke than I've ever seen. Then I tried to check the drivability. I guess the analog and digital duration was just too much and the truck knocked really bad and fell on its face. I didn't play anymore because I'm just under the impression that the TST and vA don't get along for high power outputs.
Now then. I've placed the Ez on 65, TST on 1x1, and the vA on 130 and all I can say is look out. Smokes like a freight train and the truck flat hauls. I don't have access to a dyno, so I don't know any numbers, but I know its faster than my old 2000. The nice thing about the TST with adding timing in the mix was the exhaust temps were down compared to just running the vA.
I guess basically what I'm getting at is this is a fun litte stack to play with, but I personally know of other that are better suited for getting big numbers. The vA fuels hard down low, but peters out up top. Adding the Ez smoothed the powerband out very nicely and the truck runs hard from stop all the way to redline in 6th. Adding the TST on top of this and making use of the timing just kinda blew my mind. Just my $. 02 worth. Can't wait to get me a smarty to play with. Turbo and fass within the next month and I might have a chance to play with the big boys.
I do believe I'm going to retire for the evening because tomorrow I'm going to read this and think, ''What was I thinking???''