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- John
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I worried the crap out of Torrie at Unleashed fine tuning mine and nit picked everything.Just got another revision back from Ken. He said that there was no knock registered, so I am just going to let it ride. I had a freak out moment, because I don't know of anything else that could sound like that classic spark knock sound.. maybe something is loose somewhere. I don't know. If there was any knock, it would register on his end from that datalog.
After five or six revisions - some in part to equipment changes - it took a few hundred miles for the truck to settle in with the latest tune, especially since I mixed up fuel a lot on purpose. I specified a mid-grade tune (89 octane to 91) and Torrie tailored it for minimum 89 and up. I keep a bottle of octane booster in the truck in case I find myself unable to get mid-grade, and the SCT BDX as well in case I need to revert to Ford's factory tune.
Fuel has been everything from 10% ethanol 89 or 93 with a frequent top off of Sunoco 94 octane E30 - usually a savings. Average mileage hasn't varied too much after resetting and hand calculation not quite a 2 MPG highway difference in gas options but some mods may be contributing to that - certainly since I've focused on this there have been variables weather and seasonal fuel formulation.
I'm not factoring in towing.
My only suggestion is to be absolutely sure there is no air leaks in your induction.
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