Question about tuning in SD
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Question about tuning in SD
I just started tuning tonight in SD. I added fuel as a suggested precaution in Hptuner. I notice two things, one of the obvious ones is, I am running richer (b/c I added fuel) and my Wideband is a lot more steady (doesn't jump around in SD) I guess b/c I'm in open loop?
My main question is, after I get my AFR Error % the closest I can to 0, will I still run rich in comparison to Closedloop?
My main question is, after I get my AFR Error % the closest I can to 0, will I still run rich in comparison to Closedloop?
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You can tune in OL to whatever a/f you like. has nothing to do with SD. You can tune a MAF car or a SD car to any a/f you please. There are no rules to what you like. I tune very lean in drive ability and what i want on WOT. I have logged a ton of hours on Chevy's tune and they run the ls1 cars very lean, but not quite lean enough.
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I just started tuning tonight in SD. I added fuel as a suggested precaution in Hptuner. I notice two things, one of the obvious ones is, I am running richer (b/c I added fuel) and my Wideband is a lot more steady (doesn't jump around in SD) I guess b/c I'm in open loop?
My main question is, after I get my AFR Error % the closest I can to 0, will I still run rich in comparison to Closedloop?
My main question is, after I get my AFR Error % the closest I can to 0, will I still run rich in comparison to Closedloop?