Anyone with HP tuners...need your help
that is offsetting the idle and the throttle-cracker
airflows to the high side. Look at the IAC position
at idle, if it's 0 and you're still above the set idle RPM
target then go find the vac leak.
With a significant air leak you may see the proportional
fuel swing (that forces the O2s to switch) take you
too far into the lean and make you stumble. Check if
this is the deal, by raising the closed loop enable
temperature (and get the fueling so it's roughly right
at the cruise areas where you see the sputter) and
see if the "bouncing" goes away. The yo-yo action
could also be the O2s just being sleepy from the
headers and confused from the shoot-through air
that the low-LSA cam lets into the exhaust, maybe
destabilizing that loop even more than before). If
you can see a somewhat consistent "beat time" in
this sputter deal, then look at your log files for any
of the key params (esp the O2 waveforms, the
STFT and LTFT values, injector PW - things to do
with fuel - and look for the ones that bounce at the
same rate (times 10 frames / sec on the chart). To
dope out which are cause and which, effect will be
the next layer of the puzzle but at least it'll be a
clue or three.
But the air leak deal seems pretty plain and might
just clear up the rest.


