adjusting fuel for dry shot
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adjusting fuel for dry shot
Those of you who have compensated fueling for dry shots
I'll be getting my feet wet shortly w/ a 35 dry shot.
Lets say the maf is tuned and the car commands 11.0 afr.
how much does the 35 dry shot lean the car in 3rd gear?
EX: .1, .2, .3, .4, .5 AFR, or more?
m62 pulley used is a 2.7
I'll be getting my feet wet shortly w/ a 35 dry shot.
Lets say the maf is tuned and the car commands 11.0 afr.
how much does the 35 dry shot lean the car in 3rd gear?
EX: .1, .2, .3, .4, .5 AFR, or more?
m62 pulley used is a 2.7
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Wish it was that simple. Lots of factors, especially nozzle position. If the nozzle position and distance from the MAF is perfect (which is rare) and the nitrous cloud is uniform, then you get a good reading and won't need much adjustment since the MAF will compensate. Most of the time you need to do the old trial and error method to see how much fuel to add.
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