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    basemap close to stock

    Im in need of a basemap thats close to stock
    i have h23 IM and bolt ons. And im lookin for good gas mileage as well.
    I need a bin file though willing to pay for it or whatever.
    -thanks
    -Tyler
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    To be honest with you. If your main goal is good gas mileage. You are going to need a dyno or a street tune. A base map isn't going to cut it.

    Are you running the IAB's or not?

    If not then you would probably be better of running a stock PT3 or OBD1 P0B ECU. They are set up for better gas mileage. if you are running the IAB's stick with a stock PT6 ECU.... I put my money on a stock ECU getting you better gas mileage than a blind base map.
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      #3
      I didnt know that thanks though im running a pt6 and iabs are doublestacked and not hooked up
      -Tyler

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        Originally posted by tm123 View Post
        I didnt know that thanks though im running a pt6 and iabs are doublestacked and not hooked up
        If you hooked your iabs back up properly it would help your gas mileage, as you'll be making more power in the lower revs more efficiently. Its a very noticeable difference with them hooked up in regards to drivability.
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