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Mike I'm not gonna hate on ya, but I do have to ask.......Why would you only look at the plugs one time? It's cheap to pull and replace a plug. Keep like 4 spares with you all the time. If you want to run it then pull # 8 and replace ti with a new one right before and right after a run. Hell, do it 20 times until the mark on the strap is in the right place, the fuel ring looks good, and you see no specs on the porcelain. I run nitrous and 15+ pounds of boost. I'll tell you that I have pulled and read and replaced my #7 plug at least 20 times over the last year. It just makes sense. If you want to daily drive your toy then tune it for 85% max. pull an extra degree or 2 of timing just inn case that gas you get at the pump is less than optimal, run that wot afr in the high 11's. No it isn't optimal, but it's a daily driver. It needs to error on the side of safe.
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ftfyOriginally posted by Diabolic View PostMike I'm not gonna hate on ya, but I do have to ask.......Why would you only look at the plugs one time? It's cheap to pull and replace a plug. Keep like 4 spares with you all the time. If you want to run it then pull # 8 and replace ti with a new one right before and right after a run. Hell, do it 20 times until the mark on the strap is in the right place, the fuel ring looks good, and you see no specs on the porcelain. I run nitrous and 15+ pounds of boost. I'll tell you that I have pulled and read and replaced my #7 plug at least 20 times over the last year. It just makes sense. If you want to daily drive your toy then tune it for 85% max. pull an extra degree or 2 of timing just inn case that gas you get at the pump is less than optimal, run that wot afr in the high 11's. No it isn't optimal, but it's a daily driver. It needs to err on the safe side.
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Your excuses are woefully inadequate.Originally posted by Mike View PostThat's entirely too much work.
You're supposed to have that shit checked, and not just staring at a WB between shifts.Originally posted by 91CoupeMike View PostI'm just wondering why my AFR is so far off.
Shit is bothering me. I did everything how it said and i thought it was working properly. Because at wot it's where it should be.
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It's off because you didn't tune it.Originally posted by 91CoupeMike View PostI'm just wondering why my AFR is so far off.
Shit is bothering me. I did everything how it said and i thought it was working properly. Because at wot it's where it should be.ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! heh
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Like diabolic said. It should be dancing at stoci. Something is off. You should check the long term fuel trims.Originally posted by 91CoupeMike View PostI'm just wondering why my AFR is so far off.
Shit is bothering me. I did everything how it said and i thought it was working properly. Because at wot it's where it should be.
I don't think your wideband is off.
It makes complete sense. Those LTs are fucking with your fuel trims.Full time ninja editor.
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