Congratulations to Craig McLuckie!
Anyone know what happened to the AFR at 6,000rpm? Looks like a nasty dip.
Any aftermarket intake system makes it MUCH more difficult to get the air/fuel curve nice and flat. The 'dip' you've pointed out reaches 11.5:1, which is only 0.3:1 from our target of 11.8:1 (or 2.5% away from what we consider to be ideal).
The factory's air/fuel curve is no where near this good on these cars.
Originally Posted by Bad GTP
These cars have the most sensitive MAF sensors of any we've ever worked on, and we've now tuned ~ 3,000 cars.
Any aftermarket intake system makes it MUCH more difficult to get the air/fuel curve nice and flat. The 'dip' you've pointed out reaches 11.5:1, which is only 0.3:1 from our target of 11.8:1 (or 2.5% away from what we consider to be ideal).
The factory's air/fuel curve is no where near this good on these cars.
Any aftermarket intake system makes it MUCH more difficult to get the air/fuel curve nice and flat. The 'dip' you've pointed out reaches 11.5:1, which is only 0.3:1 from our target of 11.8:1 (or 2.5% away from what we consider to be ideal).
The factory's air/fuel curve is no where near this good on these cars.
The numbers look great. I didn't know an intake would affect things so much. Thanks.
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