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Old Jan 24, 2009 | 05:24 AM
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Originally Posted by VistaGT
Yea, my thing about the headers is 1. they're illegal in NJ regardless of emmsions and how much hp could I really expect to gain on top of the O/R H. I know it's 15hp on average, but that's not on top of the O/R pipe.

BTW everyone overlooked my question lol, what do you guys think of the AFR? too lean or what?

Thanks!
The first 2 runs are too lean and the last one IMO better gives what HP you should be at for said mods (JMO) and the A/F ratio is safer! (the green run was 304 HP and 300 TQ


Originally Posted by MorePowerMike
Yes, too lean. 13.5 at WOT... holy moly too lean. That's probably one of the reasons you got those numbers. That leaner a/f will give a better dyno number, however will be more likely to ping under heavy load on the road.

For N/A cars I like to have WOT at 12.6/1 Supercharged at 11.8/1.

Were any of those numbers stock?

Hi-Jack: Does anyone have stock vs tuned dyno graphs?
What were the stock numbers ???
I would have the tune fine tuned for more safety IMO.....

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Old Jan 24, 2009 | 05:29 AM
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i agree that y ou want to use the green line. Hopefully you get your tune tweaked to run consistantly around 12.5 or so
Old May 7, 2009 | 08:36 AM
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Damn, I didn't even know anyone else commented since December. I emailed Brenspeed about this and this was their reply

Scott, the A/F on your naturally aspirated combo looks absolutely perfect
tome. The tailpipe sniffer shows just about 1-1.5 point lean by nature. That
would put you at approx 13.2-13.3. I would not make a single change. That
a/f is exactly what we would shoot for. I mean exactly what we would target.
The A/F will not change in winter, or summer climate has little to no effect
on A/F.

Dave Bachota

What do you guys think? The car seems to run well. I have no pinging at all and throw no codes. If the car was too lean wouldn't it ping or maybe throw a code?

Sorry to re-open the thread but I'm interested...Thanks!
Old May 8, 2009 | 08:07 AM
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Nice numbers.
Old May 8, 2009 | 11:44 AM
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You could try datalogging with your sct if you have a laptop.. I've been meaning to give it a try myself sometime. If they say it's good I'd trust them but if you want to be sure your safe I think the datalog would let you know if you had any knock correction or anything else going on. +1 on nice numbers.. I probably dont have that much (ofcourse I have auto drivetrain loss)
Old May 8, 2009 | 12:35 PM
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Good numbers....post some track e.t's
Old May 8, 2009 | 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by 1morepart
Good numbers....post some track e.t's
+1

And have the tuner e-mail the .drf file. Then you can download WinPep7 and see what the SAE numbers are. Plus, it allows you to keep and compare all of your dyno runs.

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Old May 8, 2009 | 06:16 PM
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Im actually going to post a thread on my track #s. I just went on wed for the second time but only got 1 run. THis would be my fourth run ever on a drag strip--not so good.
On street tires which spun badly gave me my only run of 13.5@104.5 I had a 2.0x '60

I know what you guys are thinking too.....too low of a trap for 311hp. I'm no drag racer, I need some practice and some real tires and then I'll have some REAL #s. Look out for an unpcoming thread where I'll post all the info on all my 4 runs. Then you guys can give me some pointers!
Old May 8, 2009 | 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Mishri
You could try datalogging with your sct if you have a laptop.. I've been meaning to give it a try myself sometime. If they say it's good I'd trust them but if you want to be sure your safe I think the datalog would let you know if you had any knock correction or anything else going on. +1 on nice numbers.. I probably dont have that much (ofcourse I have auto drivetrain loss)
Any more info on how to ddo this?

THanks
Old May 8, 2009 | 06:57 PM
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Download the Livewire software from SCT's site and then follow their instructions (if you do a search for Livewire their is a video walkthrough). You can select up to 20 pid's IIRC

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