Hesitation @ wot with a standalone and nano setup
05-05-2010, 08:25 PM
#1
Hesitation @ wot with a standalone and nano setup I've dropped my window switch from 3800 to 3400, purged the crap out of it, but still getting hesitation at wot. It comes on like a bat out of hell around the 60' mark.
No fpss and running a 6an w/filter for the main line. My nitrous line from the noid to the plate is a foot longer than the fuel line. I logged the run with my wideband. At wot, it started off in the 13s a/f, with a brief 17:1 (lean spike?), then it dropped down into the low 12s, high 11s a/f from there.
Any ideas? Could I still get a lean spike even with a standalone?
No fpss and running a 6an w/filter for the main line. My nitrous line from the noid to the plate is a foot longer than the fuel line. I logged the run with my wideband. At wot, it started off in the 13s a/f, with a brief 17:1 (lean spike?), then it dropped down into the low 12s, high 11s a/f from there.
Any ideas? Could I still get a lean spike even with a standalone?
05-06-2010, 07:15 AM
#3
I'm running a 78N 33F jet, 14* of total timing, #9 plug, 110 leaded in the standalone set at 60 psi. Bottle and nano was full also.
I didn't have this problem before the new setup. It came right on when pulling fuel from the rails with the racetronix.
Unless the wideband is off and/or the sensor is going bad. The other sensor is already dead.
I didn't have this problem before the new setup. It came right on when pulling fuel from the rails with the racetronix.
Unless the wideband is off and/or the sensor is going bad. The other sensor is already dead.
