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    Looking for tune file for LT1 1996 conversion to LS PCM

    Hi guys, trying to lose the opti on a stock 1996 LT1 and found that I can repin the harness to use the LS PCM. I downloaded a 2002 express van file from here with the 5.7, is that close enough to use on the LT1 as is? I will have to do a segment swap as I will be running a T56. If this file is not what I need does anyone have a start up and run file for the 96-97 F body LT1 using the 411 PCM? I can use either a bin file or HPT.
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk3pvxJtYyU

    I’m wondering if the video is the same as your conversion?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave w View Post
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk3pvxJtYyU

    I’m wondering if the video is the same as your conversion?
    Similar but different, while he removed his opti completely the easier
    way is to use the opti for the cap and rotor and lose the opti sensor. The 4x
    wheel and crank sensor is then used to fire the coil and injectors using the LS PCM.
    common file to use to start is an early 5.7 express van file but I don’t know what
    mods it needs for the LT1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by drptop70ss View Post
    Similar but different, while he removed his opti completely the easier
    way is to use the opti for the cap and rotor and lose the opti sensor. The 4x
    wheel and crank sensor is then used to fire the coil and injectors using the LS PCM.
    common file to use to start is an early 5.7 express van file but I don’t know what
    mods it needs for the LT1.
    2002 L31 .bin files available on gearhead-efi: http://www.gearhead-efi.com/Fuel-Inj...rPro-Bin-Files

    One of the challenges I see with the 96 LT1 vs. 2002 Express Van '0411 L31 are the spark tables. The 96 LT1 uses MAP Sensor tables for spark advance and the 2002 Express Van '0411 L31 uses MAF Sensor tables for spark advance.

    The 2002 Express Van L31 Injectors are Sequential Fire.

    Seems likely the LT1 would benefit using the 2002 Express Van '0411 MAF Sensor?

    Seems likely the LT1 would benefit using the 2002 Express Van '0411 Ignition Module?

    Seems likely the 2002 Express Van .bin file would require a VATS delete and possibly some Emission deletes also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave w View Post
    2002 L31 .bin files available on gearhead-efi: http://www.gearhead-efi.com/Fuel-Inj...rPro-Bin-Files

    One of the challenges I see with the 96 LT1 vs. 2002 Express Van '0411 L31 are the spark tables. The 96 LT1 uses MAP Sensor tables for spark advance and the 2002 Express Van '0411 L31 uses MAF Sensor tables for spark advance.

    The 2002 Express Van L31 Injectors are Sequential Fire.

    Seems likely the LT1 would benefit using the 2002 Express Van '0411 MAF Sensor?

    Seems likely the LT1 would benefit using the 2002 Express Van '0411 Ignition Module?

    Seems likely the 2002 Express Van .bin file would require a VATS delete and possibly some Emission deletes also.
    Correct, when this conversion is done it runs in batch fire mode. I can turn off VATS and any unneeded codes. As far as the MAF I can swap if needed, but I have to see if that is needed or not, same with the ICM. The 2001 express van tune has also been used, not sure if that is different than the 2002.

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    No guarantees on this file but it will start and run. Then you can begin the tuning process. The posted file uses a regular 5 wire 2000-2006 Truck MAF

    Here is the Express transfer function for the stock 3 wire Express MAF.
    Code:
        MAF Sensor Air Flow Vs. Output Frequency
     
      Hz     gm/sec
       1500   2.422 
       1625   2.805 
       1750   3.227 
       1875   3.695 
       2000   4.211 
       2125   4.789 
       2250   5.430 
       2375   6.133 
       2500   6.891 
       2625   7.703 
       2750   8.570 
       2875   9.484 
       3000  10.461 
       3125  11.516 
       3250  12.672 
       3375  13.945 
       3500  15.305 
       3625  16.742 
       3750  18.250 
       3875  19.836 
       4000  21.539 
       4125  23.359 
       4250  25.289 
       4375  27.352 
       4500  29.539 
       4625  31.875 
       4750  34.344 
       4875  36.938 
       5000  39.648 
       5125  42.398 
       5250  45.219 
       5375  48.133 
       5500  51.141 
       5625  54.273 
       5750  57.594 
       5875  61.102 
       6000  64.781 
       6125  68.641 
       6250  72.695 
       6375  76.953 
       6500  81.406 
       6625  86.055 
       6750  90.883 
       6875  95.906 
       7000 101.109 
       7125 106.500 
       7250 112.055 
       7375 117.805 
       7500 123.734 
       7625 129.844 
       7750 136.164 
       7875 142.672 
       8000 149.313 
       8125 156.188 
       8250 163.273 
       8375 170.570 
       8500 178.094 
       8625 185.859 
       8750 193.922 
       8875 202.250 
       9000 210.844 
       9125 219.719 
       9250 228.875 
       9375 238.320 
       9500 248.063 
       9625 258.102 
       9750 268.453 
       9875 279.102 
      10000 290.070 
      10125 301.352 
      10250 312.945 
      10375 324.867 
      10500 337.102 
      10625 349.672 
      10750 362.563 
      10875 375.781 
      11000 389.320 
      11125 403.188 
      11250 417.383 
      11375 431.906 
      11500 446.742 
      11625 461.906 
      11750 477.383 
      11875 493.180 
      12000 509.297
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    Quote Originally Posted by dave w View Post
    2002 L31 .bin files available on gearhead-efi: http://www.gearhead-efi.com/Fuel-Inj...rPro-Bin-Files

    One of the challenges I see with the 96 LT1 vs. 2002 Express Van '0411 L31 are the spark tables. The 96 LT1 uses MAP Sensor tables for spark advance and the 2002 Express Van '0411 L31 uses MAF Sensor tables for spark advance.

    The 2002 Express Van L31 Injectors are Sequential Fire.

    Seems likely the LT1 would benefit using the 2002 Express Van '0411 MAF Sensor?

    Seems likely the LT1 would benefit using the 2002 Express Van '0411 Ignition Module?

    Seems likely the 2002 Express Van .bin file would require a VATS delete and possibly some Emission deletes also.
    Same MAF sensor, same ICM on the vans as the LT1. LT1 is also sequential. Not hard toduplicate the LT1 timing curve if you know what the gm/cyl value is throughout the RPM range at WOT as well as what the MAP sensor reads at WOT. Then you can rinse and repeat for any rpm and load. Spark map in my aluminum head 383 L31 would probably be very close for an aluminum head LT1. I can post that tune.

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