Anyone else here converted from VEC to SCT with the Roe SC?...
tinygiants said:What is the benefit to switching? If you have a good tune on the VEC, why go to the trouble to switch? The VEC is almost worthless in the resale market now with the SCT available.
LoveThisTruck said:Let me know wht you think about the SCT once you get it figured out. I wonder if I'll have the same problems with mine... our trucks are pretty similar:dontknow:
94rt10ohio said:The VEC is hard to install, plus you can not control the fans with the VEC. Sadly I put on my Roe about 4 months before the SCT was available however I see no reason to change.
Curious, why do you have Marty doing your tune? I would think Roe could so the tune, given it is their meth and SC?
Marc T said:I have the Roe and it is tuned with the SCT by Roe.
You need to change your Map sensor from a 2 bar to 1 bar or vice versa, can't remember??
The pluses:
1. Better low RPm response and HP
2. Much smoother.
3. Much better gas mileage.
I have had mine tuned with the SCT for over a month now and no problems to report!!
Plus I don't have to worry about getting the Vec wet any more!!
TNVIPER said:The MAP sensor is changed from a 1 bar to 2 bar...actually uses a 2005 SRT4 map sensor........
I am having issues right now with the engine being slow to go back to idle and when you touch the throttle the A/F goes off the scale lean for a second..........at WOT A/F runs around 12 and the truck pulls much harder than before....Marty should resume working on it tomorrow..
Sean did not want to do a tune on mine because my truck is far more modded than just the blower...10 lb pulley, ported heads, bored .010 over and other mods.......he would if I was on site but not by email...Marty claims he can do a long distance tune while I am on a dyno here...we shall see..
Marc T said:What do you mean exactly by being slow back to idle??
idle might be set higher than your original tune,marty said something to me about adjusting the throttle body with an allen wrenchTNVIPER said:When you let off the gas and push the clutch in it takes it 3-4 seconds to get back to idle speed...annoying when shifting..
flchub said:idle might be set higher than your original tune,marty said something to me about adjusting the throttle body with an allen wrench
let me know the solution u comeup with ,seems like we have the same problemTNVIPER said:Marty had us adjusting the throttle plate position using an allen wrench and Star Scan....The idle is supposed to be 800 and does drop to that after a few seconds....it just hangs at about 2K for a couple seconds before dropping.......My A/F guage jumps all over the scale except when the truck is at WOT....acts like it keeps over correcting...I may have a bad O2 sensor or something..:dontknow:
flchub said:let me know the solution u comeup with ,seems like we have the same problem
just the idle issues really,not happening all of the time but usually when i'm doing city driving its worse,.i just havent had much time to look at it but i figured my a/f is gonna change when my idle jumps around until it settles back down to 800,and yes this is on my paxtonTNVIPER said:You are still running a Paxton?........you having both issues...idle and A/F?..
flchub said:just the idle issues really,not happening all of the time but usually when i'm doing city driving its worse,.i just havent had much time to look at it but i figured my a/f is gonna change when my idle jumps around until it settles back down to 800,and yes this is on my paxton