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Its more rpm based than anything. I will have to look but its something like config 0 temp 2 is cold coolant thats about the only one that does anything
 

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how did I miss this thread? :confused:

my 350 is a really dirty truck... it's heavy, so that doesn't help, but I can put the same exact tune on my other trucks or my friends trucks, and the work truck is always just dirtier across the board.

time to give it a little more RP and see what's what
 

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how did I miss this thread? :confused:

my 350 is a really dirty truck... it's heavy, so that doesn't help, but I can put the same exact tune on my other trucks or my friends trucks, and the work truck is always just dirtier across the board.

time to give it a little more RP and see what's what

howd you make out changing the RP/
 

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haven't even had time to mess with it... finally washed the truck off for the first time in 4 months yesterday (and it promptly rained today)

its good to check the forecast befoee you wash and wax it, i dont bother if its gunna rain in 3 days lol,

i just upped my RP at idle so ill let you guys know how i make out, i bumped it by 500 psi when the coolant is cold on the table dustin said to adjust
 

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well i changed the config0 temp 2 table to about 6k RP and idle up to 1300 rpms and i just went out to try it, coolant is 95 F and outside is 15 F and RP stayed at 4.8k psi, so no change there unless coolant needs to be colder than that
 

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Yep coolant needs to be below 75 i think

Someone told me that the latest update for MCC has adjustable temperatures with explenations of what that configuration does, i havent updated my files to actually check it out but i will shortly
 

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Yep coolant needs to be below 75 i think

Someone told me that the latest update for MCC has adjustable temperatures with explenations of what that configuration does, i havent updated my files to actually check it out but i will shortly

Yes the just added the tables. Its a little easier to understand what each temp is for now that I looked at it.
 

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They also added the tables just below that for the electric water pump for the fuel cooler.
 

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It's funny your guys posted that about an update. I was laying in before I was going to sleep thinking if they updated MCC lately.... Is that a weird pre sleep thought?
 

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wow just checking pout the update and its amazing, has controls for PATS and the coolant pump like you said, pats could solve lots of problems for people
 

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Hell my pre bed thoughts are usually "hmmm boobs (grab the womans) boy I wonder if I threw a 91mm infront of my tow X's and 60% nozzles with dual fuelers if I can break 900, oooh boobs again. Oh and what if I up the rail pressure and pull some PW at lower rpms? Ooh thats a nice @ss I should grab it again.... Hmmm maybe a new set of pistons?" :eek:fftopic
 
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