Would I need a tune after I/H/E and plenum?
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Bottom of the graph is the A/F numbers. This is all according to the blue line.
Bottom of the graph is the A/F numbers. This is all according to the blue line.
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I have one for you guys.
The last time I dyno'd, I was running lean very lean.
15.5 @ 3400rpm gradually dropping down to about 14.0 @ 6500 rpm. (sorry no chart)
I took everyones advice and decided to call TC. The guy on the line told me that my numbers were unusual and that I should check for leaks and dyno again just to be on the safe side. Also I only checked A/F on one side and not both.
Checked for leaks. Fixed one side but the other side (drivers side) still has a leak.
I reset the ECU by unplugging the battery for a week. Drove the car for about a week, then got it dyno'd again at the same shop.
Worse!!!!!
Passenger side
A/F was at 16.0 @ 3500 rpm jumped up and down from 16 to 17 then finally drop down below 16 @ 5500 rpm to 15 @ 6600rpm (sorry no chart)
Driver side
A/F started at 17 @ 3500rpm jumps to 18 @ 4000rpm then gradually drops down to 16 @ 6500rpm (ditto)
This can't be right, can it?
I want to get it tested else where but I would have to drive 5-6 hrs to Houston, San Antonio, or Austin.
Dyno is a Winpep 7 Dynojet
CAI,Test Pipes,Dual Exhaust,Plenum,pully
What should I do!
Thanks,
D
The last time I dyno'd, I was running lean very lean.
15.5 @ 3400rpm gradually dropping down to about 14.0 @ 6500 rpm. (sorry no chart)
I took everyones advice and decided to call TC. The guy on the line told me that my numbers were unusual and that I should check for leaks and dyno again just to be on the safe side. Also I only checked A/F on one side and not both.
Checked for leaks. Fixed one side but the other side (drivers side) still has a leak.
I reset the ECU by unplugging the battery for a week. Drove the car for about a week, then got it dyno'd again at the same shop.
Worse!!!!!
Passenger side
A/F was at 16.0 @ 3500 rpm jumped up and down from 16 to 17 then finally drop down below 16 @ 5500 rpm to 15 @ 6600rpm (sorry no chart)
Driver side
A/F started at 17 @ 3500rpm jumps to 18 @ 4000rpm then gradually drops down to 16 @ 6500rpm (ditto)
This can't be right, can it?
I want to get it tested else where but I would have to drive 5-6 hrs to Houston, San Antonio, or Austin.
Dyno is a Winpep 7 Dynojet
CAI,Test Pipes,Dual Exhaust,Plenum,pully
What should I do!
Thanks,
D
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Originally Posted by thawk408
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...38370850lJWBTB
Bottom of the graph is the A/F numbers. This is all according to the blue line.
Bottom of the graph is the A/F numbers. This is all according to the blue line.
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Originally Posted by gotagetmyZ
I have one for you guys.
The last time I dyno'd, I was running lean very lean.
15.5 @ 3400rpm gradually dropping down to about 14.0 @ 6500 rpm. (sorry no chart)
I took everyones advice and decided to call TC. The guy on the line told me that my numbers were unusual and that I should check for leaks and dyno again just to be on the safe side. Also I only checked A/F on one side and not both.
Checked for leaks. Fixed one side but the other side (drivers side) still has a leak.
I reset the ECU by unplugging the battery for a week. Drove the car for about a week, then got it dyno'd again at the same shop.
Worse!!!!!
Passenger side
A/F was at 16.0 @ 3500 rpm jumped up and down from 16 to 17 then finally drop down below 16 @ 5500 rpm to 15 @ 6600rpm (sorry no chart)
Driver side
A/F started at 17 @ 3500rpm jumps to 18 @ 4000rpm then gradually drops down to 16 @ 6500rpm (ditto)
This can't be right, can it?
I want to get it tested else where but I would have to drive 5-6 hrs to Houston, San Antonio, or Austin.
Dyno is a Winpep 7 Dynojet
CAI,Test Pipes,Dual Exhaust,Plenum,pully
What should I do!
Thanks,
D
The last time I dyno'd, I was running lean very lean.
15.5 @ 3400rpm gradually dropping down to about 14.0 @ 6500 rpm. (sorry no chart)
I took everyones advice and decided to call TC. The guy on the line told me that my numbers were unusual and that I should check for leaks and dyno again just to be on the safe side. Also I only checked A/F on one side and not both.
Checked for leaks. Fixed one side but the other side (drivers side) still has a leak.
I reset the ECU by unplugging the battery for a week. Drove the car for about a week, then got it dyno'd again at the same shop.
Worse!!!!!
Passenger side
A/F was at 16.0 @ 3500 rpm jumped up and down from 16 to 17 then finally drop down below 16 @ 5500 rpm to 15 @ 6600rpm (sorry no chart)
Driver side
A/F started at 17 @ 3500rpm jumps to 18 @ 4000rpm then gradually drops down to 16 @ 6500rpm (ditto)
This can't be right, can it?
I want to get it tested else where but I would have to drive 5-6 hrs to Houston, San Antonio, or Austin.
Dyno is a Winpep 7 Dynojet
CAI,Test Pipes,Dual Exhaust,Plenum,pully
What should I do!
Thanks,
D
thawk408-your A/F is safe. If you plan on moddign more I would continue, you are rich at redline. If you have no plans for future moddin then I would try to get the A/F in the high 12's low 13's across the board for more power.
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Originally Posted by davidv
I like it. As the rpm increases, the Air:fuel ratio decreases just as it should: I’d rather be rich at redline than lean. Great numbers by the way!
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Thanks alberto,
Your exact impression of what your car was doing before the ECU programing is what mine is doing. Some days it feels good some days as the rpms rise the power drops enough for me to feel the difference. That was my impression too that the ECU was pulling timing and stuff..... Your comment just put it in concrete. I will look into the Emanage Ut. or the TC reflash. Your advice is most appreciated.
D
Your exact impression of what your car was doing before the ECU programing is what mine is doing. Some days it feels good some days as the rpms rise the power drops enough for me to feel the difference. That was my impression too that the ECU was pulling timing and stuff..... Your comment just put it in concrete. I will look into the Emanage Ut. or the TC reflash. Your advice is most appreciated.
D
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Originally Posted by gotagetmyZ
Thanks alberto,
Your exact impression of what your car was doing before the ECU programing is what mine is doing. Some days it feels good some days as the rpms rise the power drops enough for me to feel the difference. That was my impression too that the ECU was pulling timing and stuff..... Your comment just put it in concrete. I will look into the Emanage Ut. or the TC reflash. Your advice is most appreciated.
D
Your exact impression of what your car was doing before the ECU programing is what mine is doing. Some days it feels good some days as the rpms rise the power drops enough for me to feel the difference. That was my impression too that the ECU was pulling timing and stuff..... Your comment just put it in concrete. I will look into the Emanage Ut. or the TC reflash. Your advice is most appreciated.
D
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