Left Bank looks lean on LT1 stroker. Can you look at the 93 DA2 Datamster logs?
#1
Left Bank looks lean on LT1 stroker. Can you look at the 93 DA2 Datamster logs?
93 LT1 Stroker, DRM long tube headers, Earls Pressure header gaskets, Heated O2's, DELTEQ ignition.
Left side looks like it goes and reads leaner than right.
http://www.mediafire.com/?9wwcxxwmzin
Left side looks like it goes and reads leaner than right.
http://www.mediafire.com/?9wwcxxwmzin
#3
Didnt know that, lean on one side is normal?
Can O2 sensors cause this? I went from non heated to heated O2's and a DELTEQ igintion system. Didnt run like this before those items, and Wideband shows 14.2-14.5 at cruise and 13.1-12.7 at WOT. Wideband is in right pipe behind header collector.
I just looked at the plugs, all were a very light tan, with no indication of pre ignition, based on many years of looking at plugs and pretty pics on the net to help.
All the header gaskets are clean, as no evidence of exhaust leaks, no burn marks etc and headers are coated and I see no leaks that are evident.
The left O2 sensor, AC Delcos, was a tad, about a mm loose. I dont know if that is enough to cause a leak, but it was there.
Can O2 sensors cause this? I went from non heated to heated O2's and a DELTEQ igintion system. Didnt run like this before those items, and Wideband shows 14.2-14.5 at cruise and 13.1-12.7 at WOT. Wideband is in right pipe behind header collector.
I just looked at the plugs, all were a very light tan, with no indication of pre ignition, based on many years of looking at plugs and pretty pics on the net to help.
All the header gaskets are clean, as no evidence of exhaust leaks, no burn marks etc and headers are coated and I see no leaks that are evident.
The left O2 sensor, AC Delcos, was a tad, about a mm loose. I dont know if that is enough to cause a leak, but it was there.
#7
Here are the files available to be viewed in Excel.
http://www.mediafire.com/?35gzczdy222
http://www.mediafire.com/?35gzczdy222
Last edited by Steve40th; 10-02-2007 at 09:39 PM.