[JonW]

I recently loaded a custom tune using inTune, and it seems to me that the exhaust (Solo Performance) is louder and has more resonance. Has anyone else experienced this?

If so, is there a way I cannot use the custom tune, and use the inTune to accommodate my 180 t-stat and reduce the torque management only?

 

[WYFSKAAR]

Insofar as your exhaust becoming louder after setting your tune, mine did as well. A somewhat meaner and more raspy of a note.

 

[DodgeHemi61]

My exhaust sounded better also.
A custom tune will have the lower fan set points and less torque management.
You can also reload a 91 or 93 tune and you will have the TM (not as much as a custom tune) and 180 fan settings that are part of those tunes.

 

[breeeze]

Haven't put one on this car yet but previous it made it sound smoother

 

[Provoc8r]

Diablo 93 tune made my exhaust note higher because it runs leaner. Switched back to 91 tune and the note was deeper


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[Tharvey04]

My exhaust sounded better also.
A custom tune will have the lower fan set points and less torque management.
You can also reload a 91 or 93 tune and you will have the TM (not as much as a custom tune) and 180 fan settings that are part of those tunes.

Question about the 180 fan settings. I am receiving my Diablo today and if I dont have the 180 degree T-stat will it matter? I plan on running the 93 cai tune that diablo has already.

 

[Provoc8r]

Question about the 180 fan settings. I am receiving my Diablo today and if I dont have the 180 degree T-stat will it matter? I plan on running the 93 cai tune that diablo has already.

It won't matter until you get the thermostat in, then you can manually adjust the fan settings

HIGH: 194
MEDIUM: 192
LOW: 189


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[DodgeHemi61]

Question about the 180 fan settings. I am receiving my Diablo today and if I dont have the 180 degree T-stat will it matter? I plan on running the 93 cai tune that diablo has already.

This has been done many times with no issues. If you search the 180 t-stat threads you will find the stock temp setting posted it you want to run the stock settings. The tune will lower the fan turn on temps around 20 degrees.