Dyno Day..what a joke!
I'm a little confused at these numbers..Today WAS a really warm and muggy day..could this play part? The guy told me that my car was running really lean and in his opinion, unsafe to drive for the engine and with it running so lean and I was losing out on anywhere from 50-60rwh. Funny thing is, I just had the car hooked up to a scanner by a reputable shop I get most of my work done at A week ago and everything was looking AWESOME..wasn't running lean etc etc..
I have seen numbers from guys on here with pretty much my same set up with a lot more miles on theirs and they all were in the 300+ range..I just don't see my number holding true. Ya think his machine was maybe garbage? Who knows...but
on my numbers today. Good luck
What kind of air/fuel ratios were you showing on the dyno?
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That statment leads me to mistrust the overall knowledge and judgement of your dyno guy.
Leaner is going to make it run hotter and also make it detonation prone. Get to someone with a wideband who knows what the fock they are doing and see where your A/F really is.
http://www.ttspowersystems.com/DataMaster.html
Below is a screen capture of a boosted LT1 running through the rev limiter...I always here how LT1's do not like high RPMs but they do run higher than most say. You can see there is a DTC code '11' which is the engine bulb fault. Not useful but GM couldn't get it all right.
As you should see there is alot of data. This is high RPM shot and since it has shot through rev limiter the fueling is starting to show lean in the right bank because the injectors are shutting down and the timing has been reduced by 10 degrees because of knock. This motor was running 12 psi and has 60 lb injectors with 60 psi fuel pressure.
EDIT I just saw the date is from Nov 2005 so I think this is 8 psi boost. Can't tell since the MAF max'd out for this tune where it is at. But I didn't run higher boost until 2006 so it is probably initial setup
Last edited by BattleShip; May 19, 2008 at 09:27 PM.
That's a ridiculous statement. 1. Your motor will make MORE power when it is leaner than when it is too rich. 2. In a 250 RWHP combo, you are NOT leaving that much power on the table. There is not that much power to be had merely by tweaking the fuel curves... unless the car was so rich it couldn't run at all.
That statment leads me to mistrust the overall knowledge and judgement of your dyno guy.
Leaner is going to make it run hotter and also make it detonation prone. Get to someone with a wideband who knows what the fock they are doing and see where your A/F really is.

Not gonna mention names but the guy who did my dyno is a well known pric* in my area. I went there because I was told that type of Dyno machine was one of the best..plus it was really close to home. But I agree about his statement.. he didn't have kind words for my tuner after we were finishing up..I STOOD my ground on that one.
No cam yet..As far as racing goes..all street. Have not tracked it.
I was really hoping to hit the 280 mark. Didn't happen so I guess we go from here. I will be checking out this whole running lean issue.

So I have way more mods than this guy does that mean it would be normal to dyno 75hp less I dont think so!!!!!!
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1...Z28_110973.htm





