It will trump it because its metering the air and adjusting fueling.
The axis reacts with Any changing in the air density.
The adjustments you have made on a 5.7 will not do that
you would have to make a pass and look at the data then adjust wot.
The Axis has more tunability throughout the...
With 220 injectors (which is very large on these motors)The rail should be upgraded and duel fed for -8 /-6 line setup as well and external regulator from aeromotive along with the proper pump or pumps.
This is to properly feed the 220lb injectors and it also maintains a cushion on the injector...
Im running the qs 5/30 full synthetic in my v8 cars with no issues
Haven't put it in the buicks though,
I've had nothing but good luck with engines and turbos using the mobil 1 15/50 and don't want to introduce anything new in that area just yet.
I understand about the list but I'm not there yet😉
That's called a base map.
All chip makers are putting their map in and guessing on the fueling after 255gr/sec.
The Axis uses a map given by Eric and you can tune on the map
spark timing/fuel at different rpm and boost points in the curve While the computer is seeing airflow data gr/sec from the...
all the info is from the o2
Spending the $ to see shock sensors etc and all the other things that go on with the car can be on a much faster sensor and is the main advantage in upgrading.
And we'll worth it.
We have spares if one goes bad.
Why would anybody want to not use the faster wideband correction sensor?
Defeats the hole purpose for having the extra inputs to see what all the sensors on everything in the car doing?
If someone can't spend the $400 on the sensor they won't need that level of computer system.
It's well worth...
Yup
He could have safety with an electronic boost controller with co2 which is a stand alone setup for not that much money that would piggyback on any computer system