Can I adjust my air fuel with my vafc
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Quick question. Can I turn down my fuel with my vafc, I am running rich with my chipped ecu. Any help is thanked
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Eclpze97 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">have the car dyno tunned
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yea take it to someone who knows how to tune those, i know you dont want to lose HP and even worse blow your motor
</TD></TR></TABLE>yea take it to someone who knows how to tune those, i know you dont want to lose HP and even worse blow your motor
As stated above you'll want to take it in for tuning. From what I've heard it's better to run rich than to run lean, less chance of messing up your motor.
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You don't know how rich. Take it to a dyno and hook up a wideband.
You don't know how rich. Take it to a dyno and hook up a wideband.
You don't even really have to take it to a dyno to tune your air/fuel IF you have a wideband o2...
You can street tune your a/f curve for the time being, until you can get it to a shop to dyno tune it...
You can street tune your a/f curve for the time being, until you can get it to a shop to dyno tune it...
Yup. I have a wideband 02 and have tuned my car among with others myself using it. If you don't have the wideband though you are grabbing at straws and are going to end up hurting the car.
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