How to remove secondary plates and turn them off in tunEcu?

[Msmitch459]

do i just remove the plates and turn secondary throttle off?

 

[Steel]

Remove the secondary plates, and be very careful not to drop those tiny screws down the throttlebody. Then set all of the boxes to 100% open.

 

[Msmitch459]

Remove the secondary plates, and be very careful not to drop those tiny screws down the throttlebody. Then set all of the boxes to 100% open.

Than don't turn this pff?

 

[Steel]

Than don't turn this pff?

I've never messed with that. Hopefully somebody who knows more about TuneECU like @warp9.9 or @Speedy might show up and give us an answer.

 

[Msmitch459]

I got it. Thank you for chiming in and helping me out.

 

[Steel]

You're welcome. Glad I could help.

 

[vzrDean1800]

What would be the pro's and con's of doing this? Does setting them at 100% in all the rows in tuneecu accomplish the same thing?
Thanks,
Dean

 

[Msmitch459]

What would be the pro's and con's of doing this? Does setting them at 100% in all the rows in tuneecu accomplish the same thing?
Thanks,
Dean

Don't know of a con. So one might but I removed the secondary plates on my 09 and ran it that way for years without any problems. Difference was, HansO proved the tune. He, Warp 9.9 and others helped a ton of us out over the years. I guess they've stepped back a bit.
Why do it? Performance. Try it and you'll see.
I don't know if it makes a difference removing the plates or not after setting them all at 100% open. But why leave something on if you're not going to use it? And, once you remove them, I doubt you'll ever want to put them back on again.

 

[Kevin frazier]

Makes it look like a blower on an old Hemi

 

[vzrDean1800]

After recently installing the ramair filter, I'm not fond of the sound of them clattering. I wonder if I set them to 100% in all the colums would stop that sound. Should eh?