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Old 06-27-2012, 11:00 AM
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What is a good AFR table for a VVT motor running on MS3. I am going na with VVT for a while on my street/track setup. What AFR table does Savington use in his rental car?

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Originally Posted by ScottFW
This is basically the table I use on my n/a 94. Haven't messed with boosted rows but 100 kPa and below works good. Change the 15.2 cells to also be 15.5. You can extend the 15.5 cruise region to higher rpm if you need, but I don't often cruise at 85 mph. I've changed a couple of other cells by a tenth or two but nothing major.


This is a very well balanced tune, thanks so much for posting it up. I've been running it on my unmodified (aside from MS and LC-1) n/a and have been getting similar results to yours.
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Old 08-16-2012, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by djp0623
Post your spark table. I want to analyze it.

FYI: If hustler posts his table it is for a low comp motor.
1994 stock daily on 87-octizzle:

Green Glory 91-octane:
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I need to get this car back on the dyno now that the valves seal and it's significantly faster.
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Originally Posted by redrider706
What is a good AFR table for a VVT motor running on MS3. I am going na with VVT for a while on my street/track setup. What AFR table does Savington use in his rental car?

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He would use mine.
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Originally Posted by hustler
Green Glory 91-octane:
Modified it a bit to fit in my table. Thoughts? Few track days per year and weekend cruiser otherwise. Your 14.7 across the board makes me a bit nervous, gas millage is of little concern.

How much timing do you recommend pulling going from 93 to 91?
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Would it be good or bad to use the smooth cell feature for the entire map?
Using this map as a starting point for my 92 turbo.
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Originally Posted by Will Thompson
Would it be good or bad to use the smooth cell feature for the entire map?
Using this map as a starting point for my 92 turbo.

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