Stage 1 vs Stage 2
Stage 1 vs Stage 2
Quick question for you SS/SC guys:
I've seen people say that the Stage 1 and Stage 2 reflashes are the same. I've also seen alot of people say that Stage 2 runs very rich so they throw on a 2.9 to lean it out. If those two things are true, wouldn't Stage 1 run extremely rich because of the larger pulley?
I've seen people say that the Stage 1 and Stage 2 reflashes are the same. I've also seen alot of people say that Stage 2 runs very rich so they throw on a 2.9 to lean it out. If those two things are true, wouldn't Stage 1 run extremely rich because of the larger pulley?
Quick question for you SS/SC guys:
I've seen people say that the Stage 1 and Stage 2 reflashes are the same. I've also seen alot of people say that Stage 2 runs very rich so they throw on a 2.9 to lean it out. If those two things are true, wouldn't Stage 1 run extremely rich because of the larger pulley?
I've seen people say that the Stage 1 and Stage 2 reflashes are the same. I've also seen alot of people say that Stage 2 runs very rich so they throw on a 2.9 to lean it out. If those two things are true, wouldn't Stage 1 run extremely rich because of the larger pulley?
The Stage flashes are both the same , they have a set AFR . With stage 2 the only thing that changes is how hard the injectors work, for instance if the command Air Fuel Ratio for both kits is 11.0 , stage one will produce that with a 70% Injector Duty Cycle . Stage 2 will need more fuel to keep that 11.0 AFR because the smaller pulley is forcing more air into the motor , so the injector's will work at a 90% IDC to keep up. These numbers are a guess used as an example because i'm not sure what the real values are , but it should help explain. The AFR is a set parameter in the flash , the injectors will flow more or less to keep it a constant .
Where you live effects the AFR in the same way , if you live at sea level the injectors work harder to keep the commanded AFR than they would in Denver where the air is alot thinner . Going form sea level to 5000 ft is just like changing a pulley size . I hope this makes some sense, there are guys on this site that can explain it alot better than I .
Gotcha. Thanks, rukkee!
So its not necessarily the best idea to drop pulley sizes to lean out the stage 2 tune then? I know alot of guys do this and don't seem to have a problem, but it seems like a solution that could backfire on someone (maxing out injectors that is)
So its not necessarily the best idea to drop pulley sizes to lean out the stage 2 tune then? I know alot of guys do this and don't seem to have a problem, but it seems like a solution that could backfire on someone (maxing out injectors that is)
i had my cat clogg so bad i couldnt get past 10 mph! it was brutal, but it was o na custom tune.
2.8 + stage 2 is fine in MOST CLIMATES, but it depends on the car. literally.
as for stage 1, and a 2.9, it will NOT lean out the injectors... check flow charts, its just not possible.
2.8 + stage 2 is fine in MOST CLIMATES, but it depends on the car. literally.
as for stage 1, and a 2.9, it will NOT lean out the injectors... check flow charts, its just not possible.
36# injector size
could use any suggestions on this ... i'm lookin to put a smaller pulley on my 06 ss/sc but was wonderin how small of a size i can go with using 36# injectors and not leanin the car out...
thanks
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