Dyno: modded 10th AE
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Dyno: modded 10th AE
Stock ports. Stock turbo. No boost controller or S-AFC .
How's my A/F ratio? Not sure what it should be at. Decent power for mods in sig? What should i run the 1/4 in? What should i do next?
How's my A/F ratio? Not sure what it should be at. Decent power for mods in sig? What should i run the 1/4 in? What should i do next?
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so you have intake, exhaust and injectors. if i were you i'd get a fuel pump (walbros are only 100 bucks) and an safc. you're running a little too lean between 5000-6000 rpms. get an safc and richen up that whole range between 4500 and 6500. with 201whp/201tq i'd guess you'd run between a 14.0-14.4 in the 1/4 mile @ 92-95 mph
EDIT: i find it odd that you have 720cc secondaries, a spearco FMIC, and no fuel controller and you're running *lean* at ~10 lbs.
buy a fuel pump. your stock one probably isnt keeping up with those big secondary injectors.
EDIT: i find it odd that you have 720cc secondaries, a spearco FMIC, and no fuel controller and you're running *lean* at ~10 lbs.
buy a fuel pump. your stock one probably isnt keeping up with those big secondary injectors.
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Wow, I would not floor your car above 4500 rpm until you find out why it is so lean. You are running damn near 14:1 above 4700 rpm. Did you put the 720cc injectors in the primary or something?
Like said before you need a fuel pump, fuel pump rewire to make sure the power is getting to the pump and a safc if you can get one. But never the less go back to the dyno.
And lay off the gas or you will be replacing a motor soon if you continue to run that AFR above 4500 rpm.
Like said before you need a fuel pump, fuel pump rewire to make sure the power is getting to the pump and a safc if you can get one. But never the less go back to the dyno.
And lay off the gas or you will be replacing a motor soon if you continue to run that AFR above 4500 rpm.
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You should try to have at least an AFR of 12:1 - 12.5:1 under wot with full boost. Yeah, those numbers are good. However, consider the fact you got those running VERY lean. If you keep running like that consider your dyno run a nice momento from your toasted engine.
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Originally posted by jlgrif86gxlt
where is everyone gettin he is running very lean...? perfect a/f ratio is 14.1/1 a safe ideal a/f ratio is like 13.9/1
where is everyone gettin he is running very lean...? perfect a/f ratio is 14.1/1 a safe ideal a/f ratio is like 13.9/1
please do not post **** like this or more people will be blowing their engines.
if you had cared to read, you would have noticed that he has a TURBO rx7m not an NA.
for tuning turbo cars you dont want an AFR anywhere near 13.0:1 AFR's or you will be buying a new engine. ideal afr's for stock turbo'd turboII's is high 11's low 12's.
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i didnt see anyone respond to if those numbers are good. I think something is off. I put down 188 hp 194 lbs with my ae when it was stock except for the main cat was removed(precat still on) stock exhaust exept for mufflers and a cone filter. my best time was 14.4 with alot of wheel hop. Just something for you to compare to.
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To be honest, I think the power numbers are lacking for your mods. Without a ported wastegate you should be seeing more boost and thus higher numbers. Of course it IS good you aren't boost creeping, but I'm wondering why.
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