What A/F should I use for wot??
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What A/F should I use for wot??
OK well I have a full bolton car w/ a 231/234 .644/.598 111 lsa torquer v3 cam.
I have been tinkering with hptuners and I don't know exactly what would be a good idea to start my a/f at? I realize this varies on a case by case basis and I would have to use a dyno to fine tune it. I don't have access to a dyno atm. What would be the best bet for max hp?
Atm: I have 12.8 from 0 to 4800 rpms and then 12.6 from 4800 up. What are your suggestions to getting the most power?
I have been tinkering with hptuners and I don't know exactly what would be a good idea to start my a/f at? I realize this varies on a case by case basis and I would have to use a dyno to fine tune it. I don't have access to a dyno atm. What would be the best bet for max hp?
Atm: I have 12.8 from 0 to 4800 rpms and then 12.6 from 4800 up. What are your suggestions to getting the most power?
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at what RPM? at different rpms you can use so much fuel...
usually this lets us use more fuel down low to make more power and less up high as we don't have time to burn it all as much as down low
what i have seen make power N/A is about a 12.6 or so up to a 13.5 or so
usually this lets us use more fuel down low to make more power and less up high as we don't have time to burn it all as much as down low
what i have seen make power N/A is about a 12.6 or so up to a 13.5 or so
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i agree with 12.8. thats usually a more common afr. Then again, 12.5 sometimes puts down the same as 12.8 would. All depends on how your car reacts. id suggest 12.8-13.1 just to stay a little lean. If you go SSpd's route, then when you get on the dyno you're just leaning it out. otherwise, you may end up richening up your 12.8(if you set it as that) just to see that a richer afr creates the same hp/tq. Up to you really.
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I have the following settings dialed in
12.3 form 0 to 3000 RPM
12.5-12.7 3000 to 4500RPM
12.8 to 13.1 4500 to 5500RPM
12.5 from 5500+
Not saying my settings are right, but seems to be okay.
You want to be richer 12.5ish at peak tq. and around 13.1 at peak hp for NA.
12.3 form 0 to 3000 RPM
12.5-12.7 3000 to 4500RPM
12.8 to 13.1 4500 to 5500RPM
12.5 from 5500+
Not saying my settings are right, but seems to be okay.
You want to be richer 12.5ish at peak tq. and around 13.1 at peak hp for NA.