Enrich power change to AFR vs RPM
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Enrich power change to AFR vs RPM
Curious about this setting in Tunerpro 5. I figured out the formula for this and it looks like if i use -7.25 throughout the rpm range it should come out close to 12.7 AFR. I am trying to understand how to set this table up tho. My car looks like it could use a little leaning out to get closer to 12.8. I am running a stock AUJP bin. So. What type of numbers would be sufficient here? I want the car leaner down low than it is , but i want it to hit 12.5-12.8 AFR under WOT. Can someone point me in the right direction, and i mean give me an example of what you would set it to from 400 rpm to say about 3600. I also used VE master for the Ve tables below 3k rpm, I guess that is another story. Thanks.
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Re: Enrich power change to AFR vs RPM
Curious about this setting in Tunerpro 5. I figured out the formula for this and it looks like if i use -7.25 throughout the rpm range it should come out close to 12.7 AFR. I am trying to understand how to set this table up tho. My car looks like it could use a little leaning out to get closer to 12.8. I am running a stock AUJP bin. So. What type of numbers would be sufficient here? I want the car leaner down low than it is , but i want it to hit 12.5-12.8 AFR under WOT. Can someone point me in the right direction, and i mean give me an example of what you would set it to from 400 rpm to say about 3600. I also used VE master for the Ve tables below 3k rpm, I guess that is another story. Thanks.
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