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Emissions testing = Tuned AFR?

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Um, no. It means that your car is not causing excessive pollution. The only thing related to AFR that would cause you to fail is if it was waaaay off, and rich only I believe. The only way to tune the AFR is to tune the AFR, with a wideband. :thumb:

edit: to clarify, your AFR being way off would cause you to fail, and your car to run like ass, but your AFR off a little bit would allow you to pass, and your car would run like half-ass, and the only way you would know what no-ass feels like is if the AFR was tuned perfectly. basically, you won't notice the difference until you've felt the difference.
 
If you passes I would be a little worried because that means that you are running around the 14:1 area or leaner not causing any bad pollution. Depending on what psi and turbo and whatnot you are running that is VERY lean for a turbo car. Like MTWOLLET said you want to be running richer. I don't know about 10:1...seems a bit excessive to me since I'm tuned to 11.8:1 and running perfectly. Always want to be running a little rich to keep everything cool and happy inside the combustion chamber.
 
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