What A/F to run @ 15psi boost
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What A/F to run @ 15psi boost
I'd like to get a few numbers of what you guys are running at 5,10, and 15 pounds of boost.
Engine is 8.5:1 402 LS2, twin STS. Just a ball park figure, what should I run for Airfuel? I'll fine tune it on the dyno definitely but some feedback is always good. I'd like to also know how much I should change the A/F by per each pound of boost @ 8.5 compression.
Thanks for any help, dynoing on Saturday.
Also it wouldn't hurt if I get a few timing numbers just a base figure.
Engine is 8.5:1 402 LS2, twin STS. Just a ball park figure, what should I run for Airfuel? I'll fine tune it on the dyno definitely but some feedback is always good. I'd like to also know how much I should change the A/F by per each pound of boost @ 8.5 compression.
Thanks for any help, dynoing on Saturday.
Also it wouldn't hurt if I get a few timing numbers just a base figure.
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11.5/1 above 5000 rpm, backing off to 18 degrees of timing. Bob
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I agree with Bob. He didn't mention it but I expect he also likes to approach that end number from a starting point closer to 11.2:1. I see some people coming into a tuning session with 10# at 12.5:1 but that makes me nervous.
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Sounds good, as for Timing, what is the starting point you'd recommend Bob, start and finish.
Thanks a mill, ofcoarse I"ll fine tune on the dyno, but I really like these suggestions.
Thanks a mill, ofcoarse I"ll fine tune on the dyno, but I really like these suggestions.