Hmmmm raising the values in the ve tables, Is this in essence leaning out the mixture and lowering them richening???? BTW on the ve tables would it be save to assume that its role is mostly transient fueling???

 

The VE table is ultimate an airflow map. When you increase the airflow input, the computer responds by increasing fuel to match (and vice versa). It's role is to provide airflow calculations should your MAF cease it's metering abilities via damage or whateva... it's a backup system. It also computes error variance b/w itself and the MAF input to determine if the MAF is sending a whack signal. The VE can handle all types of fueling, but whether or not your motor will like it, is dependent on how well it is tuned.