Used the RAF Sheet
05-14-2005, 01:20 AM
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Used the RAF Sheet Worked great.....as long as the AC isn't on if I turn the AC on then it seems like it's just to much for the car, it wants to fall on it's face at red lights.
05-14-2005, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by 99FormulaWs6
Worked great.....as long as the AC isn't on if I turn the AC on then it seems like it's just to much for the car, it wants to fall on it's face at red lights.
05-14-2005, 10:58 AM
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So I am adjusting my "Base Running Airflow" correct? because my p/n is currently zereod out. Is this because it's a 6spd? I think I just logged for the in gear, oops So for the Idle, I just sit in the car and log for 5-10 min. and use that? Thanks for the help. As far as the time I've probably given it 15-20 miles and at least 30-45 mins of run time.
05-14-2005, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Texas_WS6
What is this RAF sheet and were do I get it?
05-14-2005, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 99FormulaWs6
So I am adjusting my "Base Running Airflow" correct? because my p/n is currently zereod out. Is this because it's a 6spd? I think I just logged for the in gear, oops So for the Idle, I just sit in the car and log for 5-10 min. and use that? Thanks for the help. As far as the time I've probably given it 15-20 miles and at least 30-45 mins of run time.
Have you logged LTIT and STIT? If STIT is not zero, than we need to look at some of the other constants and tables. It's important that your LTIT's don't exceed the maximum values.