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Old Nov 2, 2000 | 09:59 AM
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Just to clear things up....

When your BLM is high, like in the 140-150 range that means you're running on the rich side right ? I'm trying to decided what to do to get em lowered at idle. Either lower or increase the values in the VE table... I guess if I'm running rich then I should lower those values for less fuel huh.

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Old Nov 2, 2000 | 10:08 AM
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[B]When your BLM is high, like in the 140-150 range that means you're running on the rich side right ? I'm trying to decided what to do to get em lowered at idle. Either lower or increase the values in the VE table... I guess if I'm running rich then I should lower those values for less fuel huh.

No, that's lean, and the injectors are being corrected to stay on longer.
145/128 will give ya a rough percentage on how much to change things.
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Old Nov 2, 2000 | 10:21 AM
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Oh okay.... That would explain the weird but cool sounding idle. It sounds like a locomotive at idle. LOL Well I guess I'll add more fuel and see what happens! Thanx!
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