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I have a 2014 Viper with MBRP can and clutch kit, I might be doing airbox modd, what map should i run?


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This should get you close with airbox mod and silencer.I have a 2014 Viper with MBRP can and clutch kit, I might be doing airbox modd, what map should i run?
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Is this tune OK to run with the latest dealer flash, witch the bottom end is leaner ?This should get you close with airbox mod and silencer.


Just get a afr Guage. No two sleds are same exactly.Is this tune OK to run with the latest dealer flash, witch the bottom end is leaner ?


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Correct. The map I gave is only a good baseline. It will need AFR to fine tune it for sure.Just get a afr Guage. No two sleds are same exactly.
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So if I get an AFR guage were do I plug it? Sorry for my ignorance...


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Follow the directions that come with it. It will have a sensors that will need to be welded into you exhaust after the header. Some after market silencers will have a bung already welded in.So if I get an AFR guage were do I plug it? Sorry for my ignorance...
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OK, my exhaust already have a bung, the stock oxygen sensor is there, is there a way to tap into the stock o2 sensor, and just buy the guage?


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No it has to have its own.OK, my exhaust already have a bung, the stock oxygen sensor is there, is there a way to tap into the stock o2 sensor, and just buy the guage?


If you have latest flash which I highly recommend then the stock o2 sensor can be removed. It is doing nothing. No you cannot use it for afr since it’s not a wideband o2 sensor.OK, my exhaust already have a bung, the stock oxygen sensor is there, is there a way to tap into the stock o2 sensor, and just buy the guage?
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