Ideal AFR for B16A
your compression is awful... like, pretty sure you have some bad rings, ring lands, or a leaking head. your AFRs are not actually going to be accurate with an 8% variation per stroke. You should sincerely consider an overhaul before you bother tuning.
But I would go about 0.4 richer in the last 4 columns regardless.
If you graph it and find it makes more power leaner, that's great, but especially with how wonky your compression is I doubt it would make any gains.
At this point you're just trying to avoid detonation.
But I would go about 0.4 richer in the last 4 columns regardless.
If you graph it and find it makes more power leaner, that's great, but especially with how wonky your compression is I doubt it would make any gains.
At this point you're just trying to avoid detonation.
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Gotta be in Bar. 12 Bar = about 176 psi
11.5 bar = about 162 psi.
The engine doesn't have great compression numbers but there not super horrible either. Depending who and how they did the compression test, the numbers May not be 100% either.
11.5 bar = about 162 psi.
The engine doesn't have great compression numbers but there not super horrible either. Depending who and how they did the compression test, the numbers May not be 100% either.
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