Naturally Aspirated AFR table, check mine so I dont waste time
03-23-2014, 01:14 AM
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Doesn't a naturally aspirated engine stop at 100?
A. your table is too big, you're wasting resolution with positive pressure cells.
B. even taking out the wasted cells your table is bigger than my MS1 table. Sad face.
C. I'd shoot for mid to low 13's towards red line. Searching around, that's what I found was supposedly best. Then I ended up making 115hp on a 1.6, so I guess it works.
D. Lean your cruise cells out. High 15s, or just 16.0.
A. your table is too big, you're wasting resolution with positive pressure cells.
B. even taking out the wasted cells your table is bigger than my MS1 table. Sad face.
C. I'd shoot for mid to low 13's towards red line. Searching around, that's what I found was supposedly best. Then I ended up making 115hp on a 1.6, so I guess it works.
D. Lean your cruise cells out. High 15s, or just 16.0.
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