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Old 08-01-2004, 03:20 PM
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A friend of mine just purchased a 2001 Formula with a D-1SC running 8 pounds of boost. It's got:

Dual intercoolers (Air to Air)
42 Ibs bosch injectors w/bosch 255 lph inline fuel pump
custom SPAL dual fan (11") With SLP manual fan control
Hypertech 160 Degree thermostat
MSD super conductor 8.5 wires with NGK TR-6 spark plugs
Thunder Racing Mass Air Flow ends with stock MAF internals
Hooker cat-back exhaust w/ customized Y-pipe and stock cats

My question though is with these midifications and stock block, internals and heads...what would a good A/F mixture be. I think the tuner has it running a bit rich....What's considered to lean? It's running about 13.8:1 at idle and on the boost about 11.3:1
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The A/F ratio should be about 11.5 -11.8 across the whole RPM range for WOT.

Timing can be set about 23-25 degrees if he has stock heads and cam.

What kind of dyno numbers did he have?
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http://www.californiamasseys.com/dyno_graph_ffp.jpg
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462 rwhp & 460 rwtq
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Each car is different.With a stock longblock car timing should be 18-22 degree's(Tops) and A/F 11-1 on the dyno.That is with 93 octain gas.
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We're here in California so it was tuned off of 91 octane




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