How can I lean her out?
10-13-05, 09:55 AM
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How can I lean her out?
I have an 88N/A GTU. Light mods.
Besides the variable lean mix adjust, what else can I do to lean her out. I am running EXTREMELY rich.
S-AFC my only bet?
bonez downpipe and RB catback to be installed soon.
Besides the variable lean mix adjust, what else can I do to lean her out. I am running EXTREMELY rich.
S-AFC my only bet?
bonez downpipe and RB catback to be installed soon.
10-13-05, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by RX-7Havik
I have an 88N/A GTU. Light mods.
Besides the variable lean mix adjust, what else can I do to lean her out. I am running EXTREMELY rich.
S-AFC my only bet?
bonez downpipe and RB catback to be installed soon.
Besides the variable lean mix adjust, what else can I do to lean her out. I am running EXTREMELY rich.
S-AFC my only bet?
bonez downpipe and RB catback to be installed soon.
The variable adjustment screw is for idle purposes only. a piggy back is your best bet.
What mods have you done? Do a full tune up and see how your mileage changes.
10-13-05, 11:31 AM
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Some emissions removed.
True CAI
Bonez race pipe w/RB catback (soon)
Power steering removed.
I will be doing away with the catalyst, so will a SAFC be enough for this running rich problem?
True CAI
Bonez race pipe w/RB catback (soon)
Power steering removed.
I will be doing away with the catalyst, so will a SAFC be enough for this running rich problem?
10-13-05, 01:15 PM
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If you are running extremely rich, then you have a problem. First step is to do a full tuneup, and make sure your various temp sensors are reading to factory specs. If that doesn't do it, then have the injectors cleaned.
Aftermarket parts are not a band-aid for a broken car.
Aftermarket parts are not a band-aid for a broken car.
10-13-05, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Aaron Cake
If you are running extremely rich, then you have a problem. First step is to do a full tuneup, and make sure your various temp sensors are reading to factory specs. If that doesn't do it, then have the injectors cleaned.
Aftermarket parts are not a band-aid for a broken car.
Aftermarket parts are not a band-aid for a broken car.
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