Quick question about a wideband tune
09-13-2008, 09:54 PM
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Quick question about a wideband tune Looking to get a tune on my A4 with the bolt-ons in my sig. my question is does the tune make a big difference with autos with setting the shift points and shift firmness, or should i hold off and do a few more mods first?
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It never hurts to adjust your true air to fuel ratio. If your using an inverted Wideband were you actually have the sensor readout with you in your car you can know what your running at all times, but if you have it under your hood like most people that have these then your playing a guessing game after you make passes or drive your car. In response to your ?, it never hurts to to adjust your richness to leanness based on your true O2 wideband readout, however, with any modification you make I would make sure to adjust every time for maximum performance!
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.