ideal air fuel ratio at out of boost in WOT...
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ideal air fuel ratio at out of boost in WOT...
ive noticed alot of members dyno sheets on here with a/f have the ratio all the way across the board around 11.5ish at WOT, even when they arent in boost yet...
right now ive got my car tuned to around 13.5-14 out of boost at WOT, then curving around a bit under 12:1 at full boost. im debating on whether to retune it to around 11.5-12:1 all the way through WOT or just leave it..i was always told that running around 13.5-14 before full boost with aid the spoolup time...
right now ive got my car tuned to around 13.5-14 out of boost at WOT, then curving around a bit under 12:1 at full boost. im debating on whether to retune it to around 11.5-12:1 all the way through WOT or just leave it..i was always told that running around 13.5-14 before full boost with aid the spoolup time...
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Re: ideal air fuel ratio at out of boost in WOT... (gritsak)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gritsak »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ive noticed alot of members dyno sheets on here with a/f have the ratio all the way across the board around 11.5ish at WOT, even when they arent in boost yet...
right now ive got my car tuned to around 13.5-14 out of boost at WOT, then curving around a bit under 12:1 at full boost. im debating on whether to retune it to around 11.5-12:1 all the way through WOT or just leave it..i was always told that running around 13.5-14 before full boost with aid the spoolup time...
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14.0:1 at WOT even out of boost is a little lean, this isnt going to help aid spool time either.
Run the car at 14.7:1-15.3:1 in partial throttle crusing range. then taper down to 13.0:1 around 0psi, then gradually go down to 12:1 into boost by about 2-3 psi.
right now ive got my car tuned to around 13.5-14 out of boost at WOT, then curving around a bit under 12:1 at full boost. im debating on whether to retune it to around 11.5-12:1 all the way through WOT or just leave it..i was always told that running around 13.5-14 before full boost with aid the spoolup time...
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14.0:1 at WOT even out of boost is a little lean, this isnt going to help aid spool time either.
Run the car at 14.7:1-15.3:1 in partial throttle crusing range. then taper down to 13.0:1 around 0psi, then gradually go down to 12:1 into boost by about 2-3 psi.
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Re: ideal air fuel ratio at out of boost in WOT... (Mase)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mase »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
14.0:1 at WOT even out of boost is a little lean, this isnt going to help aid spool time either.
Run the car at 14.7:1-15.3:1 in partial throttle crusing range. then taper down to 13.0:1 around 0psi, then gradually go down to 12:1 into boost by about 2-3 psi.
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good deal..thanks for the info
14.0:1 at WOT even out of boost is a little lean, this isnt going to help aid spool time either.
Run the car at 14.7:1-15.3:1 in partial throttle crusing range. then taper down to 13.0:1 around 0psi, then gradually go down to 12:1 into boost by about 2-3 psi.
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good deal..thanks for the info
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Re: ideal air fuel ratio at out of boost in WOT... (Mase)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mase »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
14.0:1 at WOT even out of boost is a little lean, this isnt going to help aid spool time either.
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i'm probably completely wrong here but, if the car was tuned leaner before boost wouldnt it make a little more power lower in the rpm range before boost comes in? helping it get through that part of the powerband sooner, which would get you into boost sooner?
14.0:1 at WOT even out of boost is a little lean, this isnt going to help aid spool time either.
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i'm probably completely wrong here but, if the car was tuned leaner before boost wouldnt it make a little more power lower in the rpm range before boost comes in? helping it get through that part of the powerband sooner, which would get you into boost sooner?
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Re: ideal air fuel ratio at out of boost in WOT... (Mase)
i understand that but normally a leaner condition would make more power than say the 11.5:1-12.1:1 mentioned in the original post. (before boost)
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