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Leaning out with a Test Pipe?

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Jon91TSi

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Jan 1, 2004
Bernville, Pennsylvania
Hello all,

I have a question.. I just recently installed a test pipe.. My car is pretty much stock except for a K&N, Turbo XS DSMBC, and an upper ic pipe.. Before the test pipe my trims looked like 90% Low 96.4 Medium and 96% high.. Now that the test pipe is on my trims look like 124% Low 108% Medium and 116% High. Why would installing the test pipe make it lean out on the trims so much? I logged a run at the track and my 02 was .94 volts the whole time at 18 psi with 0 knock on 112.. But why would it be shoing so lean across my tables? I unhooked my battery and reset the ecu so it could maybe learn the test pipe but my trims are the same again..

Whats going on?

Jon
 
Well o2 volts at .94 isn't bad at all, I think the safest lowest limit for a 1g is around .91 on pump gas. I would say as long as you aren't picking up any knock or timing retard, no damage is being done.
 
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