WTB: an experienced technicians help

[95talonracer]

But to have a SAFE base dyno tune now to save your motor until you get your new parts and retune later is much better then saving a few hundred now and wrecking something (engine) because you are trying to tune it without and source of telling you what you are changing. I would almost put it to stock and do not push boost until you first set base timing and second tune it with a wideband. Good luck. Alot of us have learned the lesson the hard way and we are just trying to save you some $ in the end.