The decel fuel cut is very easy to set. You read what it is when you decel, and set it just barely under that. Send me your map so I can check it out. There is definitely a noticeable difference between idle vacuum and the vacuum reached when you are using the engine to decel. I have seen so many people just completely ignore the outer edges of the map, then wonder why it runs poorly unless they are on the throttle. If it wants to stall when you push in the clutch, it's probably because the point on the map it hits after you push in the clutch is too rich or lean, or the timing is too low at that spot. Remember, ANY standalone is only going to drive as well as it's tuned. If it's too rich at cruising speed your gas mileage is going to suck. I'm getting great gas mileage and wonderful driveability with mine, if I took you for a ride in my car you would think I have a stock ecu in it. You have to street tune it and work out the parts of the map you can't easily get to on the dyno. I do have some tips on tuning it that will help, I need to make a few more videos.