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Old 05-30-2010, 11:35 AM
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at 55 on hiway long trims at -11 on both banks and -6 on both banks
at wot is this right, only real change was timing table and cutout open. thanks
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that's too rich...

at part-throttle, normal driving/cruising, at 1800-2000 rpm, you want the LTFT's to be about 0 to -2....

at WOT, the fuel trims aren't used anyway.. unless they're positive (at which point the pcm will add fuel on top of the PE fueling table), which you don't want - hence the reason to get them slightly negative during part-throttle normal driving...
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so a slp lid would do this or timing change or maby cutout open, and can
i lower the maf across the board slightly. thanks much
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Originally Posted by zrater
so a slp lid would do this or timing change or maby cutout open, and can
i lower the maf across the board slightly. thanks much
Bad.

When tuning with narrowbands, only tune in the areas that the narrowband reads... which in most cars is anything from 2% to 40% throttle.
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Your sig shows you have HPtuners and a wideband... why not properly tune the VE and MAF tables?




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