Where are you guys cruising at??? (AFR)
#22
Re: Where are you guys cruising at??? (AFR)
Set it to the low 16's. Say around 16.2 or 16.3. Beware of misfiring when you get into actual lean burns around 19-22:1 under light engine loads.
Keep in mind that you're not going to gain much, if at all on these small over-worked engines by going leaner than the low 16s. At that point, the leaner you go the less the power output. Eventually you run out of power output needed to maintain speed.
I've shown this before to JD's chargin. But I've seen this Toyota chart in several non toyota and general refferance automotive txt books. (aside from being in all the T-Ten literature)
See if that helps you any.
Keep in mind that you're not going to gain much, if at all on these small over-worked engines by going leaner than the low 16s. At that point, the leaner you go the less the power output. Eventually you run out of power output needed to maintain speed.
I've shown this before to JD's chargin. But I've seen this Toyota chart in several non toyota and general refferance automotive txt books. (aside from being in all the T-Ten literature)
See if that helps you any.
#23
Re: Where are you guys cruising at??? (AFR)
Originally Posted by Toysrme
Set it to the low 16's. Say around 16.2 or 16.3. Beware of misfiring when you get into actual lean burns around 19-22:1 under light engine loads.
Keep in mind that you're not going to gain much, if at all on these small over-worked engines by going leaner than the low 16s. At that point, the leaner you go the less the power output. Eventually you run out of power output needed to maintain speed.
I've shown this before to JD's chargin. But I've seen this Toyota chart in several non toyota and general refferance automotive txt books. (aside from being in all the T-Ten literature)
See if that helps you any.
Keep in mind that you're not going to gain much, if at all on these small over-worked engines by going leaner than the low 16s. At that point, the leaner you go the less the power output. Eventually you run out of power output needed to maintain speed.
I've shown this before to JD's chargin. But I've seen this Toyota chart in several non toyota and general refferance automotive txt books. (aside from being in all the T-Ten literature)
See if that helps you any.
I tune to 14.9 AFR for cruise. If you can tune leaner than that without power loss or EGT impact, go for it.
The issue that i've seen is that somewhere leaner than 14.9:1 you start to feel the power drop off. The ECU will dither - cross back and forth over your desired AFR and you'll feel the power come on and taper off.. It's annoying - so either go richer than that point or adjust your 02 correction so that it does slow more slowly.
#25
Re: Where are you guys cruising at??? (AFR)
Originally Posted by cloud
power doesnt really drop off until like 17.5 18 if that... it just idles rough.
#28
Re: Where are you guys cruising at??? (AFR)
Originally Posted by cloud
or disable the o2.
power doesnt really drop off until like 17.5 18 if that... it just idles rough.
power doesnt really drop off until like 17.5 18 if that... it just idles rough.
On gasoline, best power is made between approximately 12 and 13:1 AFR. Any richer or leaner kills power. Pick up Jeff Hartman's EFI tuning book. Read it. Then post.
#29
Re: Where are you guys cruising at??? (AFR)
^ I meant that's the way if it feels on my car. I thought someone said something about drivabilty with leaner a/f ratios.
my cars tune is messed up right now and I'm running lean when its cold and it runs maybe a little rough where it hits certain rpms. then gets past it. which is probably my tune and no cold start enrichment. but when its warm, leaner mixtures, I dont feel a power loss driving normally.
my cars tune is messed up right now and I'm running lean when its cold and it runs maybe a little rough where it hits certain rpms. then gets past it. which is probably my tune and no cold start enrichment. but when its warm, leaner mixtures, I dont feel a power loss driving normally.
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