Am I wrong thinking my 2860 should be able to push 20+psi?
9.1afr
lolllllllllll
I bet those cylinder walls hate life being washed with fuel. have you considered..........tuning your car?
and looks like you're hitting 25 so all is as it should be
lolllllllllll
I bet those cylinder walls hate life being washed with fuel. have you considered..........tuning your car?
and looks like you're hitting 25 so all is as it should be
Now just get a nice 11.5:1 and make sweet, sweet torque. If you were local I'd help street tune it, it's so SO much easier when you can tune while someone else drives.
I wouldnt be so quick to say that. I discovered my AEM has 0.2AFR worth of ground offset on it. So what I thought was rich but not bad enough to bother fixing afr turned out to be something below the scale of what the AEM can read, to the point where it was putting the fire out and causing misfires. I fixed that in toledo and all of a sudden the car was much faster and I blew up 2nd gear with like 12psi on the efr. Blackstone results showed no gas in that oil.
I wouldnt be so quick to say that. I discovered my AEM has 0.2AFR worth of ground offset on it. So what I thought was rich but not bad enough to bother fixing afr turned out to be something below the scale of what the AEM can read, to the point where it was putting the fire out and causing misfires. I fixed that in toledo and all of a sudden the car was much faster and I blew up 2nd gear with like 12psi on the efr. Blackstone results showed no gas in that oil.
9:1 + .2 is still retarded rich and likely washing his walls
AEM minimum reading is 10:1. But it was so rich it was causing the spark to blow out, so that was probably something south of 8:1. I took like .8ms out of the fuel in boost and it was back to where I wanted it to be.
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