Apeximprt2nr
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- Apr 20, 2005
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Northern,
New Jersey
Hey, I've been having trouble getting my Lo settings on my SAFC down. I know how the AFC works and what everything does so you don't have to preach to me on that. What I am confused about is when I tune my lo settings in the driveway revving up, they'l be down pat, but the correction #'s will be relativley low (i.e. -8, -12, etc.)
BTW, I'm running FIC 650's.
Now once I get my FT's down revving in the drivway I'll go and cruise and instantly my FT's will be pig rich (STFT -15).
So I go on the highway to tune and if I hold steady the gas at say 3k RPM's the FT's will be near 0. But the moment I step my foot on the gas a tad more (about 15% TPS) the FT's will be back to pig rich.
So I posted a log of me idling and cruising at different throttle positions.
You'll notice idle is fine.
-Around 10% TPS and LOWER my FT's will be very LEAN (STFT +15, etc.)
- Around 15% TPS my FT's will get better (STFT +5 or so)
-Around 18% TPS and above my FT's are near perfect.
So what do I tune for, because if I tune for 18% + TPS, if I'm on the highway holding my speed at a steady RPM my FT's will be very lean, which will make my LTFT start to lean out.
EDIT: Removed log, since it was pointless. New log is posted below.
BTW, I'm running FIC 650's.
Now once I get my FT's down revving in the drivway I'll go and cruise and instantly my FT's will be pig rich (STFT -15).
So I go on the highway to tune and if I hold steady the gas at say 3k RPM's the FT's will be near 0. But the moment I step my foot on the gas a tad more (about 15% TPS) the FT's will be back to pig rich.
So I posted a log of me idling and cruising at different throttle positions.
You'll notice idle is fine.
-Around 10% TPS and LOWER my FT's will be very LEAN (STFT +15, etc.)
- Around 15% TPS my FT's will get better (STFT +5 or so)
-Around 18% TPS and above my FT's are near perfect.
So what do I tune for, because if I tune for 18% + TPS, if I'm on the highway holding my speed at a steady RPM my FT's will be very lean, which will make my LTFT start to lean out.
EDIT: Removed log, since it was pointless. New log is posted below.