questions when street tuning with a wideband
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questions when street tuning with a wideband
hey whats up, i just orderd my wideband today, and
plan to tune it probolly in 2 weeks. But I am still
hella confused. I was hopeing you guys could answer some
questions.
1) I know i need to tune the car 14.5 in vacume, but
after vacume what should my air fuel ratio be?
2) can i hit boost in low throttle? what should my low
throttle air fuel ratio be set to from 1k rpm to 6500
rpm?
3) am i tuning based on the rpm, or based on how much
boost i am at?
4) when tuning the rpm points must i be boosting? or
can i aclerate slowly and hold the rpm there as I
adjust the safc to get me to the air fuel ratio that I
am seeking?
5) what will happen if i floor the car at 2k rpm, how
do i tune so i do not blow my motor flooring it in low
rpms, is this because the air fuel ratio is set in the
hi throttle and as i floor it the fuel maps will
switch to the hi throttle map?
6) can you please tell me what air fuel ratio to be
shooting for in the low and hi throttle example
lo thr - 1k (13.0) 2k(12.7)3k(12.6)4k(11.9)5k(11.9)etc
Hi thr - should i shoot for 11.9 across the whole hi
throttle? any help will help thanks alot!
plan to tune it probolly in 2 weeks. But I am still
hella confused. I was hopeing you guys could answer some
questions.
1) I know i need to tune the car 14.5 in vacume, but
after vacume what should my air fuel ratio be?
2) can i hit boost in low throttle? what should my low
throttle air fuel ratio be set to from 1k rpm to 6500
rpm?
3) am i tuning based on the rpm, or based on how much
boost i am at?
4) when tuning the rpm points must i be boosting? or
can i aclerate slowly and hold the rpm there as I
adjust the safc to get me to the air fuel ratio that I
am seeking?
5) what will happen if i floor the car at 2k rpm, how
do i tune so i do not blow my motor flooring it in low
rpms, is this because the air fuel ratio is set in the
hi throttle and as i floor it the fuel maps will
switch to the hi throttle map?
6) can you please tell me what air fuel ratio to be
shooting for in the low and hi throttle example
lo thr - 1k (13.0) 2k(12.7)3k(12.6)4k(11.9)5k(11.9)etc
Hi thr - should i shoot for 11.9 across the whole hi
throttle? any help will help thanks alot!
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Re: questions when street tuning with a wideband (AVXHATCH)
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bra, i hope your joking
bra, i hope your joking
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Re: questions when street tuning with a wideband (flip1199)
I like my Golden Sheet better, hehehe. I should have also changed my boost AFR's to 11:1 or 11.5:1. But one thing I noticed is the original poster mentioned a wideband but he is tuning with an AFC. Which makes me wonder if he has anything to datalog with.
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Re: questions when street tuning with a wideband
since your running the afc I would not do much loading up in the gears and letting it pull through (if any)... you do not want it to end up hanging in an area of the map with a ton of timing advance.
be sure to pull a good bit of timing @ the dizzy, if you have not already.
be sure to pull a good bit of timing @ the dizzy, if you have not already.
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Re: (AVXHATCH)
First.. get rid of the AFC. You're going to end up messing something up, especially with not knowing what you're doing. Go look around at Uberdata and Crome.. each are free and are 234542353442342x better than an AFC. You cannot control timing and fuel independently with an AFC.. meaning you're probably going to have your timing advanced way too much. Anyone else will probably agree with me to get rid of the AFC.
Also.. you tune by vacuum vs. rpm as showed in the aforementioned tables.
Also.. you tune by vacuum vs. rpm as showed in the aforementioned tables.
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