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AFR target for 110 oct on stock turbo?

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Old Oct 6, 2005, 06:46 AM
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AFR target for 110 oct on stock turbo?
hey guys, im wondering what target range your tuning for on 110 oct + with stock turbo? im useing ungo wideband and safc2 and have my map 2 dialed in at 12.0-12.2 up to 7200 rpm. can i get any more hp by going leaner, or not worth the safty factor going a little leaner? pump here is 92 and im tuned for 11.2- 11.5. thanx
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you are about dead on. you won't see more power any leaner i do'nt think.
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thanx gsujeff55, anyone else?
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It would never change no matter what gas you use.
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Originally Posted by Airpoppoff
It would never change no matter what gas you use.
what are you talking about?
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Originally Posted by Airpoppoff
It would never change no matter what gas you use.
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Old Oct 7, 2005, 08:12 AM
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for drag..Id say your close...for tracking the car...no way
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am i missing something here?
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Originally Posted by gsujeff55
am i missing something here?
I dont think so? were both talking about drag racing afr's at wot. airpopoff, what do mean it will never change no matter gas you use? it most defently will.
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Stoichiometric does not change is what I'm trying to say, Sorry for not being more clear.

This will help.
http://home.earthlink.net/~graham1/M...chiometric.htm
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Originally Posted by Airpoppoff
Stoichiometric does not change is what I'm trying to say, Sorry for not being more clear.

This will help.
http://home.earthlink.net/~graham1/M...chiometric.htm
no proplemo!, im just gauging what others are doing with a afc and race fuel. im interested in good SAFE power. I like my engine the way it is, in one piece .
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No knock = good
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