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Old 10-05-2009, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by GMCtrk
Because this isn't a LQ4 engine. It's a LQ9 with ported heads and higher compression running on a modified LQ4 tune. It's possible that the fueling is off, but I find this highly unlikely because I've had KR on those logs when the o2s are reading above .900mV
comanding 12.0 is a hell of alot richer than 880mv.... it should be in the 950s or higher....
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I'm not sure what to say to that. Other fueling tables may be off. I don't think you can really go off the commanded AFR table as gospel
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So things to consider:

1)Wideband
2)fuel pressure gauge
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would you atleast listen to corey, or just quit..
You dont know your fuel pressure, AFR, or anything. So your chasing a dead end trail without actually knowing whats goin on..


Atleast get a wideband.
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Things to get:
Wideband
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you homo
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im just saying...

corey told you stuff to try... go try it and he can help you more,, or go get a freakin wideband.
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Originally Posted by GMCtrk
I'm not sure what to say to that. Other fueling tables may be off. I don't think you can really go off the commanded AFR table as gospel
If you tune is correct, commanded = Actual.... NOW that is Gospel...

Also looking over you tune and comparing it to stock the MAF table has been increased by 5% in the 0-5000hz and 15% from 5000-12000hz...

Looking at my current tune compared to stock the largest difference in the entire table is about 3-5% and mine is calibrated with a wideband (i was kinda shocked when i saw that, strange huh)....

BTW you can forget increasing your MAF to try and compensate... IMO you have delivery issues... Another clue is your running stock injectors with only a 93% IDC....
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your the one with problems not me..


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