devin mac

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just working my tune a little bit tonite and tomorrow after i swap in my 550's, and figured i'd see what everyone else is using for an afr target table in MLV.



thoughts? comments? discussion?

cjernigan

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I would richen it up more above 5800. Try shooting for 12.5:1 as you approach redline.

devin mac

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hmm... think so, even in vac? in boost i agree, but i think the only time i'm gonna see those high rpm vac cells is if i'm cruising at a lower gear or high speed...

91NApeewee

Are you running MS I or II? I thought I read something about 12x12 AFR in msI high res, but I am unable to find anything on it. Just wondering since you have a 12x12 table

devin mac

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running MSI, but this is the afr target table from megalogviewer. i possibly should have specified that.

hustler

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yo **** is lean at 100kpa, nga. Go 12.5 at 4000rpm+ through there.

bjsinfield

Is there any way to edit the Default AFR table in MLV and save it?
It seems like a lot of work to edit the table before every analysis just to get your desired AFRs.
It allows you to export the edited table as a vex but not to import it.

Just new to this stuff.

Thanks

devin mac

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hmm, i have started and shut down MLV a boatload of times now, and my afr target table just stays the way i leave it, everytime. did you pay the 20 bucks for the software? maybe if you haven't pair it doesn't remember anything?

paul

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NO idea what you are talking about here. I have never had an issue with MLV saving my AFR table. As the previous poster said it loads automatically each time I open it. And that was the case before I paid for the software too.

Are you accidently looking at the narrowband AFR table in MLV?

paul

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here is the afr table i run

devin mac

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yeah, this is a good point, as well. it took me a few minutes to poke around enough to get the 12x12 afr target table i posted to be the active one. you sure you're looking at the right table when you load it up?

Braineack

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devin mac

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hehe, any idea where i got my starting target table from? ;-)

bjsinfield

DOH!

If you edit the table and exit using the close windoe option rather than the 'EXIT' button it does not save the table.

Thanks, your comments got my brain started.