Air Fuel Ratio Lambda 93 E85 info
#24
Yea plug reading is your best option when mixing fuels but how serious do you guys want to get.
Like what? Atomic and Smokeshow seem pretty fluent with boost, fuel, and tuning so maybe they will chime in soon. I know smokeshow runs a ethanol blend in his truck and atomic runs a lot of meth.
I'm sure they are both watching this thread waiting for someone to say something stupid or something they don't agree with.
Like what? Atomic and Smokeshow seem pretty fluent with boost, fuel, and tuning so maybe they will chime in soon. I know smokeshow runs a ethanol blend in his truck and atomic runs a lot of meth.
I'm sure they are both watching this thread waiting for someone to say something stupid or something they don't agree with.
#25
To answer the question about adjusting your actual lambda with different fuels, see here:
FUELS DATA
Air / Fuel Ratios for a Wideband Oxygen Sensor - Hot Rod Magazine
The only thing complicating it is calculating the amount of methanol you're injecting when the PCM isn't aware of the additional fuel. When you inject enough methanol that you have to reduce fueling in the tune, you can use that reduction value to figure the amount injected by your meth kit. Then calculate the percentage of methanol you're running and adjust target lambda as necessary.
#27
correct me if im wrong but 1.0 lambda is 14.68. I read lambda on HPT scanner but my wideband still is reading AFR
my truck cruises around .99-1.01 lamba via my scanner and on my wideband in afr is like 14.4-15.2 or so
my truck cruises around .99-1.01 lamba via my scanner and on my wideband in afr is like 14.4-15.2 or so
#30
How did you know?
To answer the question about adjusting your actual lambda with different fuels, see here:
FUELS DATA
Air / Fuel Ratios for a Wideband Oxygen Sensor - Hot Rod Magazine
The only thing complicating it is calculating the amount of methanol you're injecting when the PCM isn't aware of the additional fuel. When you inject enough methanol that you have to reduce fueling in the tune, you can use that reduction value to figure the amount injected by your meth kit. Then calculate the percentage of methanol you're running and adjust target lambda as necessary.
To answer the question about adjusting your actual lambda with different fuels, see here:
FUELS DATA
Air / Fuel Ratios for a Wideband Oxygen Sensor - Hot Rod Magazine
The only thing complicating it is calculating the amount of methanol you're injecting when the PCM isn't aware of the additional fuel. When you inject enough methanol that you have to reduce fueling in the tune, you can use that reduction value to figure the amount injected by your meth kit. Then calculate the percentage of methanol you're running and adjust target lambda as necessary.