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Mine could be running leaner due to the TB spacer or due to the warmer temp when I dynoed possibly? IDK
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#282 (permalink) |
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i have my dyno graphs right in front of me: w/ the injen cai, the a/f ratio lingers around 12.3-12.5 range. i've confirmed this with X's dyno w/ the injen cai as well. his should pretty much the same as mine. just as a side note, X's dynos are well done and very consistent with mines in terms of mods and what the a/f would look like.
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If someone beats the crap out of their car every chance they get, a/f ratio probably won't save the motor from giving out before 200K miles anyway. |
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Some people only know what they read on the boards. They read that "lean is bad" and that "lean is unsafe" an believe that even though those with practical experience know that isn't exactly true.
I would say that "a lot" of people running forced induction go out of their way to educate themselves on what detonation means. I would also say that "a lot" of people who might want an X intake as their first-mod-to-any-car- ever would not know "a lot" about it. |
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![]() Ok, heres my take on things now.... I have personally owned, and drove turboed cars. I also have some tunning experience under my belt. I know what timing is, i know what detonation is, i know what is safe for F/I cars, and i know whats safe for N/A cars. Now that we have that down... Running this lean on a F/I setup is almost suicide unless you have water/meth, and are running 100+ octane. Since this isnt a F/I car, i wont go any further. UNDER LOAD, which this car is, is running mid 13's on the graph. The car by itself with no tunning whatsoever can only pull enough timming on its own. ( or advance ) Now, when you talk about being safe, and longevity out of a vehicles motor, this is what im talking about. car manufactures make the vehicles run overly rich, so when you go " beat " on your car, it is a VERY safe setup still. Im not saying x's intake is " So unsafe that youll be doing a motor swap in a year ", but i am saying that it really isnt the best AFR you would want to see. Now, if x is correct, and it reads .4 higher, then im sleeping better. More than likely it was a sniffer that was used in the tail pipe, and is a little off. ![]()
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#290 (permalink) |
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As long as its .4 lower as you say, then mid to high 12's is good.
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What did they use? a sniffer in the tailpipe?
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