May 29, 200719 yr #11 Oh yeah cool. How much? Is that the only graph you got?I want to get mine back on a dyno to make sure everythings ok
May 29, 200719 yr #12 Your AFR's are a little bit to high. I would be getting a custom asap.Good result otherwise. No dig at you envy T, but this is brought up from time to time that AFR's are a bit high, low etc. What range should they sit in?
May 29, 200719 yr #13 Author Oh yeah cool. How much? Is that the only graph you got?I want to get mine back on a dyno to make sure everythings ok55$ for 2 runs, I only wanted a print out of my best one, first one was only .4 lower, good bunch of blokes, they were extremely suprised at what kind of car and how much power it had for someone my age, but I get that alot these days haha
May 29, 200719 yr #14 No dig at you envy T, but this is brought up from time to time that AFR's are a bit high, low etc. What range should they sit in?I realise that AFR's will change from car to car but.....What should be a reasonable level if you are running a tune & F6 air box.Just looking for range.Regards
May 29, 200719 yr #15 55$ for 2 runs, I only wanted a print out of my best one, first one was only .4 lower, good bunch of blokes, they were extremely suprised at what kind of car and how much power it had for someone my age, but I get that alot these days hahaSweet Might go down tomorrow and have a go. By the way, that's very good power for a generic tune!
May 29, 200719 yr #16 pm CV perforamnce and show him the dyno graph and see what he thinks... the AFR`s are a little on the high side for my comfort level esp with a stock intercooler and high inlet temps etc
May 29, 200719 yr #17 I realise that AFR's will change from car to car but.....What should be a reasonable level if you are running a tune & F6 air box.Just looking for range.RegardsPretty sure they're meant to be between high 11's and mid 12's. Don't take that to gospel though cause I've got a pretty bad memory
May 29, 200719 yr #18 Everyone I speak to tells me that AFR's should be in the low 12's, accross the power curve. Silhouette's nudge 13, and this IMHO is to high. With the stock squirters and 12.2-12.5 afr, power would be about 10-15 rwkws less.This is just what I have been told.
May 29, 200719 yr #19 No dig at you envy T, but this is brought up from time to time that AFR's are a bit high, low etc. What range should they sit in?The AFRS should not sit in the 13s at high RPM running 10psi at WOT, they should be sitting at 12.5 or lower. This just illustrates how sh*t the stock injectors actually are, they really can't flow enough fuel for these motors to run boost up top, we have seen it time and time again with all different tune houses. Even custom tunes see these lean AFR's. Now AFRs will also vary from application to application I.e how much boost you run, what type of fuel you use and if your car is Turbo, naturally aspirated ect. There is many factors that go into influencing what a desired AFR for a particular application should be, e.g leaner the mixture the higher the combustion chamber temps, the more prone a motor is to detonating and melting a piston. I hope the timing is kept on the conservative side on this tune Edited May 29, 200719 yr by Fat-Tony
May 29, 200719 yr #20 Pretty sure they're meant to be between high 11's and mid 12's. Don't take that to gospel though cause I've got a pretty bad memory Everyone I speak to tells me that AFR's should be in the low 12's, accross the power curve. Silhouette's nudge 13, and this IMHO is to high. With the stock squirters and 12.2-12.5 afr, power would be about 10-15 rwkws less.This is just what I have been told.Its always good to be on the safe side.Thanks for that info
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