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Old 03-18-2009, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Terminator2
Why is your car so rich stock? Everyone who has ever dynoed or tuned their car has seen that it starts at 15:1 in the lower revs and goes to 14:1 then finally to 13.4 at 5500 rpms. Ask Area 47 and Psychostevo. I think your scanner is not reading properly or something because you are the only one who has ever posted an A/F that rich stock. IDK. Ask anyone was has seen the stock A/F while dynoing the TC. It is way leaner than your tuned A/F.
Is it measured before or after the cat? If using the stock o2 sensor it would be before the cat. If the dyno has a tailpipe wideband it will read leaner than the stock sensor.
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:: sad face :: I thought I posted the thing up about the air fuel ratios... I've just died a little on the inside.
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It is a stock file tomorrow I will post the log file and the tune

from 3k-4.4k is 13.6 then from 4.4k to 6.1k it steadily drops to 12.04

Maybe something is not right with my car but it is a stock tune
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Originally Posted by Terminator2
Stock is around 14:1 A/F average. Stock tune is way leaner than your tune trust me on that. Max power seems to occur right at 12.4-12.8 A/F.
max power is in the 12.8-12.9 a/f jwhittens scanner isnt messed up because when stevo dyno tuned another guys car on here he was in the 12's at wot also. i have been tuning a couple of cars and i have noticed on the last car i tuned his afr was in the 14's at wot but my stock tune and a couple of others where in the 12's i have been trying to figure out why that cars af was so lean and ours where rich
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here for all you people that want to argu with me

This is my stock tune and the tune that was used in the following log file
http://www.datafilehost.com/download-e55ccc2a.html

here is my log file with the tune above
http://www.datafilehost.com/download-e55ccc2a.html

these are HPT files so look if you want but I am not B.S.ing when I said that was my AFR.
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Originally Posted by Motorway Justice
Why is this a problem?
Too MUCH fuel is bad just like not enough is bad. You need it jusssttt right.
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For those that don't have hpt here is the afr under wot at these rpm.

1200 - 13.1
1520 - 13.1
1760 - 13.1
2000 - 14.0
2520 - 14.0
3000 - 14.0
3520 - 14.0
4000 - 14.0
4520 - 13.7
5000 - 12.9
5320 - 12.8
6000 - 12.8

Too lean you say? Do some research on direct injection.
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Lambda AFR Gasoline AFR LPG AFR Diesel AFR Mehanol
1.10 16.17 17.05 15.95 7.04
1.08 15.87 16.74 15.66 6.91
1.06 15.58 16.43 15.37 6.78
1.04 15.29 16.12 15.08 6.66
1.02 14.99 15.81 14.79 6.53
1.00 14.70 15.50 14.50 6.40
0.98 14.40 15.19 14.21 6.27
0.96 14.11 14.88 13.92 6.14
0.94 13.82 14.57 13.63 6.02
0.92 13.52 14.26 13.34 5.89
0.90 13.23 13.95 13.05 5.76
0.88 12.93 13.64 12.76 5.63
0.86 12.64 13.33 12.47 5.51
0.84 12.35 13.02 12.18 5.38
0.82 12.05 12.71 11.89 5.25
0.80 11.76 12.40 11.60 5.12


do not band aid it. fix the maf.
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That is just a bunch of numbers to me.....
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So area is my car car the same as all the others you have tuned? Or is there something wrong with it? Of course it does not matter anymore because I run a flat 12.8 across the board now but I would like to know what you think about my stock tune.
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every single one i have tuned, i have not had to mess with the maf in any way shape or form. the afr is dead on what i want it to be.

stock tune is a stock tune. i didn't see anything major in there to be worried about. however, you did upload the same map twice
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Originally Posted by Area47
every single one i have tuned, i have not had to mess with the maf in any way shape or form. the afr is dead on what i want it to be.

stock tune is a stock tune. i didn't see anything major in there to be worried about. however, you did upload the same map twice
My MAF error was only 1% stock and only 2% with my Dejon intake and all other mods. No changes are necessary if you have a Dejon intake. CAIs probably need some MAF tweaks because the distance between the filter and the MAF meter is drastically changed.
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Sorry here is the log file

http://www.datafilehost.com/download-96215c71.html
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Originally Posted by Terminator2
My MAF error was only 1% stock and only 2% with my Dejon intake and all other mods. No changes are necessary if you have a Dejon intake. CAIs probably need some MAF tweaks because the distance between the filter and the MAF meter is drastically changed.
I have the hahn intake but my A/F seems to be fine am I ok or do I need to do something since the Maf was relocated
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Originally Posted by stg2ss
I have the hahn intake but my A/F seems to be fine am I ok or do I need to do something since the Maf was relocated
For optimum driveability and performace you should have a tuner check your MAF error %. If it is greater than 4% which I would suspect it is. I would definately recomend tweaking your MAF tables.
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I have areoforce interceptors and they read my MAF would should it read normally?
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A/F spiking lean

So I've owned my 2008 SS for alittle over a year now. It has 3" mpx exhaust turbo back (catted), tuned to 20-21psi, Dejon upper, fmic, and K&N short ram intake. I think that's all lol, just got off of a midnight shift so my mind is in bed already. Car dynoed at 305hp@ wheels and 317ft lbs. in the last 4 months it has been giving me small fits. So I began monitoring a/f. It is spiking down to the lowest I've seen at 10.8 and coming back up to ~12.5. Is there any reason why this would develop? Or could it have always been this way and I never paid any attention? Also another issue, possibly related, from 4-6k rpm (wot) I'm getting a miss randomly here and there. No consistency and this is after the initial low spike in A/F. Be easy on me lol
Please provide me with some insight on these issues.
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Lnf runs stock a/f of around 13 at wot and with a good tune u want 12.8 at wot. A 12.2 at wot you probably have a pig rich trifecta tune, get rid of it and get a proper tune.
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Originally Posted by peachpuff
For those that don't have hpt here is the afr under wot at these rpm.

1200 - 13.1
1520 - 13.1
1760 - 13.1
2000 - 14.0
2520 - 14.0
3000 - 14.0
3520 - 14.0
4000 - 14.0
4520 - 13.7
5000 - 12.9
5320 - 12.8
6000 - 12.8

Too lean you say? Do some research on direct injection.
Maybe we should make a list of faq for noobs on the lnf
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Originally Posted by tomj77
Maybe we should make a list of faq for noobs on the lnf
Most of the tunes I have seen have been a lamda of 0.88 or 0.87. Gms1 is very similar.
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Originally Posted by umrdyldo
Most of the tunes I have seen have been a lamda of 0.88 or 0.87. Gms1 is very similar.
12.8 is .88. I would go .87 with 91 but I'm running meth so doesn't matter. Found a huge leak iv had since day one , now I can run more timing lol I felt dumb
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Originally Posted by tomj77
12.8 is .88. I would go .87 with 91 but I'm running meth so doesn't matter. Found a huge leak iv had since day one , now I can run more timing lol I felt dumb
How does dumb feel? Glad you found the leak!
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How does dumb feel? Glad you found the leak!
Idk lol wondering why no matter how much meth u run u can't go past 15 degrees timing.
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Originally Posted by cmiller8006
my car is stock and have black soot build up on the back end after just a few days and am constantly washing it, why would they not have it tuned to not do that from the factory?
Because it's not due to it running rich or lean. It is the nature of the beast with direct injected engines.
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12.7-12.8 is the sweet spot.
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