A/F Ratio question
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First, where are you reading AFR? I'd assume it is right at the collector, but I have to ask.
Assuming you are in the collector area, on a 10# S/C setup I wouldn't go richer than 11.8-12.2 AFR for a solid street tune. You could get into the LOW 13 AFR if you really wanted to push it, but I generally wouldn't.
In any event, 11.0 is not too horrible and would certainly be a safe street tune. I've certainly seen worse.
Take care.
Assuming you are in the collector area, on a 10# S/C setup I wouldn't go richer than 11.8-12.2 AFR for a solid street tune. You could get into the LOW 13 AFR if you really wanted to push it, but I generally wouldn't.
In any event, 11.0 is not too horrible and would certainly be a safe street tune. I've certainly seen worse.
Take care.
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The tune was done on the Dyno at JBA.
I noticed that when I went back and had them re-tune it, the power was a lot more pronounced, but not sure what the A/F ration is now, the original tune was the 11:1, not sure if it was leaned out or not, as far as I know from watching them tune others, the reading was taken at the exhaust tip. I am not too concerned about it running leaner, after all that is why I had them build me my current motor, since I blew up the last when I had the STS turbo on it. :-) Just gotta blow up that wimpy stock tranny so I can replace it now.
I noticed that when I went back and had them re-tune it, the power was a lot more pronounced, but not sure what the A/F ration is now, the original tune was the 11:1, not sure if it was leaned out or not, as far as I know from watching them tune others, the reading was taken at the exhaust tip. I am not too concerned about it running leaner, after all that is why I had them build me my current motor, since I blew up the last when I had the STS turbo on it. :-) Just gotta blow up that wimpy stock tranny so I can replace it now.
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