What's wrong with my A/F ratio?
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Hey guys, I have the Stillen Supercharger Stage II put on my car and GRD and Stillen are trying to figure out what is wrong with my A/F ratio's. Can anyone here give me insight to bring the A/F ratio down? Here is the chart.
The ones that start in the 12's are the SC and the ones that start in the 13's are stock with Stillen TD exhaust. Stillen is trying to say that my stock A/F ratios are messed up as well. Can anyone post theirs so that I can have something to compare to?
BTW, if it matters, these A/F ratios are measured via the exhaust. GRD says that they read a little higher because of the cats doing their job. Is that true?
Also, I am not noticing any detonation at during the A/F peak, well, not any that I can hear.
The ones that start in the 12's are the SC and the ones that start in the 13's are stock with Stillen TD exhaust. Stillen is trying to say that my stock A/F ratios are messed up as well. Can anyone post theirs so that I can have something to compare to?
BTW, if it matters, these A/F ratios are measured via the exhaust. GRD says that they read a little higher because of the cats doing their job. Is that true?
Also, I am not noticing any detonation at during the A/F peak, well, not any that I can hear.
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Thanks. It appears that your A/F ratio doesn't spike like mine does in the 5-5.5k rpm range. I wonder what is causing the spike?
BTW, thanks for posting your A/F ratio's
BTW, thanks for posting your A/F ratio's
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Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
What is GRD using to tune the engine? That lean spike at 5000rpm is very concerning.
Can they even tune it?
Sharif,
No tuning was able to be made on Username's car. The split sec box comes locked from stillen for that kit (warranty). Username has an appointment to bring the car back for further diagnosis. Suffice it to say, he's shouldn't be shifting past 5000 rpms!
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No tuning was able to be made on Username's car. The split sec box comes locked from stillen for that kit (warranty). Username has an appointment to bring the car back for further diagnosis. Suffice it to say, he's shouldn't be shifting past 5000 rpms!
Cheers,
Tuan
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Originally Posted by zero2prove
Sharif,
No tuning was able to be made on Username's car. The split sec box comes locked from stillen for that kit (warranty). Username has an appointment to bring the car back for further diagnosis. Suffice it to say, he's shouldn't be shifting past 5000 rpms!
Cheers,
Tuan
No tuning was able to be made on Username's car. The split sec box comes locked from stillen for that kit (warranty). Username has an appointment to bring the car back for further diagnosis. Suffice it to say, he's shouldn't be shifting past 5000 rpms!
Cheers,
Tuan
BTW, Tuan, other than the spike, does anything else look out of line at all?
Didn't know the Split Second box could be locked. Vortech uses the SS Box, loads it with their parameters, but a tuner can go in a make several changes and load those changes into the ECU.
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Didn't know the Split Second box could be locked. Vortech uses the SS Box, loads it with their parameters, but a tuner can go in a make several changes and load those changes into the ECU.
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Originally Posted by SungNamZ
Didn't know the Split Second box could be locked. Vortech uses the SS Box, loads it with their parameters, but a tuner can go in a make several changes and load those changes into the ECU.
Sure, it could be the same one Vortech uses, but if it was designed for the Stillen and Stillen wanted to warranty their SC, then it seems like they would lock it.
What I don't get is that if the AFR is off, like mine is, then people like me are screwed and are kept from being able to adjust AFR.
ARE YOU READING THIS STILLEN????
Since you obvious want to keep your warranty in place, I would email this chart to Stillen ASAP. They must do something for you, I would imagine, since the AFR is dangerously lean at the 5000rpm point. If they dont, you will likely be filing a warranty claim with them, which I am sure they would like to avoid.
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Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
Since you obvious want to keep your warranty in place, I would email this chart to Stillen ASAP. They must do something for you, I would imagine, since the AFR is dangerously lean at the 5000rpm point. If they dont, you will likely be filing a warranty claim with them, which I am sure they would like to avoid.
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