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Old 05-10-2003, 04:19 PM
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I know my fuel management isn't the greatest but I never thought it was this bad. I just had a baseline dyno done on my Turbo LS running about 10lbs of boost. I have an intank fuel pump and a vortech 12:1 running off of stock injectors. At about 3 1/2 thousand rpms the Air to Fuel Ratio jumps all the way to 15 and stays pretty constant, we stopped the run at about 5,000 rpms. I wanted to hear of some temporary solutions just to get it running a little richer. I have some RC 310s coming. I can't afford standalone since I have an OBDII motor. Do you think 310s and safc may help in making it run rich. Should I keep the vortech 12:1 FMU when I add the bigger injectors, or is that too much pressure in the fuel lines when I get the 310s. Any advice would be great

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Default Re: Running lean, any advice? (wzcb08)

run the hack, (440's vafc) vortech 12:1 sux. I cant believe it made it that lean. Mine was so rich that it stopped pulling above 5600. But i bet 310's with the 12:1 and a vafc would work too, i would rather go with the hack though. But also i dont know if 10 psi is to much for that set up??? mine was at 7 when it was richer than hell, 10 might be leaning it di you try less boost at the tuners???
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Default Re: Running lean, any advice? (hooked_up_gsr)

Nope, the spring's lowest boost on the wastegate is 10, but i just bought a 7psi spring and will get that in there too.
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Default Re: Running lean, any advice? (wzcb08)

check my sig for advise on how to temporarily run richer.

(hint) The map sensor......
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Default Re: Running lean, any advice? (Westrock2000)

You know I think I may try that and see what happens.
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Let me know if it works......
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Default Re: Running lean, any advice? (Westrock2000)

Its just gonna force it into open loop mode. Some engines dont run to well but it should be richer .
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Default Re: Running lean, any advice? (omahaturbocivic)

Here's a link to my A/F Graph so you can see what I was talking about. You think it's possible my FMU is not working right anymore. I have about 10,000 miles, is there any maintence that needs to be done to a vortech fmu. Let me know if the link works or not too.

[URL][http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrow...elected=261412 /URL]
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Default Re: Running lean, any advice? (wzcb08)

link no worky
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i think you want this Village Photos
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Thanks
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