Is my JRSC Prelude running to rich? Dyno attached
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Is my JRSC Prelude running to rich? Dyno attached
Here is my JRSC Prelude Dyno test with AEM CAI and Tanabe Hyper Exhaust. Is the A/F ratio too rich??? Please let me know what do you think! Thanks
http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ef46d...2Bzg.AxVOdSUDT
[Modified by Smulude, 4:54 PM 3/27/2003]
[Modified by Smulude, 12:32 PM 3/27/2003]
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Re: Is my JRSC Prelude running to rich? Dyno attached (Smulude)
most forced inductions setups are recommended to run between 12-12.5. you could probably gain some power, for example, where it is below 12 by leaning it a little, that is, if you're using something that can tune based on rpm (not just the JR FMU). although overall, it doesnt look too bad. nice numbers what PSI are you running?
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Re: Is my JRSC Prelude running to rich? Dyno attached (keebler65)
what PSI are you running?
where it is below 12 by leaning it a little, that is, if you're using something that can tune based on rpm (not just the JR FMU)
Thanks Keebler65
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Re: Is my JRSC Prelude running to rich? Dyno attached (Smulude)
So the Apexi VAFC might help,right?
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Re: Is my JRSC Prelude running to rich? Dyno attached (keebler65)
exactly, since you can tune based on RPM. just make sure you tune on the dyno/wideband again (dont just guess with the settings)
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Re: Is my JRSC Prelude running to rich? Dyno attached (Smulude)
Ultimately, yes, the car will run "leaner" - throughout the whole RPM range, which may not be good for the car. in general, JRSC fuel setups need fuel midrange but fuel removed in the upper RPM range (IN GENERAL SUPER TUNERS) but remember that the injectors are computer controlled in the end- a VAFC will do wonders for you for the $400 you'll spend on it and a couple dyno runs.
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