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Old 06-12-2009, 10:11 AM
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at wide open throttle 14.7 would be waaaayyy lean, the motor wont last very long at those a/fs. However, 11.7 is pretty good for a boosted car, thats right at the optimul safe/but powerful number. at idle yes you should be stoich (14.7ish)
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Old 06-12-2009, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Srt2Stang725
at wide open throttle 14.7 would be waaaayyy lean, the motor wont last very long at those a/fs. However, 11.7 is pretty good for a boosted car, thats right at the optimul safe/but powerful number. at idle yes you should be stoich (14.7ish)
Ok, I stand corrected. I guess it makes sense to run fat at WOT.
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Old 06-12-2009, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by rlh6805
11.5:1 is running rich. 14.7:1 is considered optimal. Check your plugs to see if there fouled, check for dirty air filter or any other air obstruction. I suppose S/C belt slippage could also cause this as not enough air will be entering the engine.
14.7 is optimal while cruising down the interstate or idling, but not at wide open throttle, not even on a naturally aspirated car.

I vote for spark plugs or cop's, spark blow out. How many miles on the plugs?
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