fatti03msp
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- 03 MSP & 91 RX-7 & 00 1500
thanks for the info
So your saying having to much information is a bad thing? If everyone states to shoot for 12.5afr on turbo cars then really a wideband is pointless to read to pig rich 10 and beyond 15afr. After all you dont really need to to now rich or lean just as long as its past a certain point to where you gotta add/remove fuel. Also with that thinking wouldn't a narrow band yeild the same results? All you need to knwo if your runnign rich or lean right.
Is it reallly needed for a WB to read past 10 not really but at the same time is it really needed for it to read past 11? Its just about having as much information to tune with as possible. Now would all the information be needed more then likely not but better to have to much then not enough.
I don't think its your tstat bro. I think its just the fact that you have a big ass ic core blocking a lot of the airflow to your rad. Combine that with a super hot day plus running your car hard and you have a recipe for overheating. My s*** acts up on hot days when I have the a/c running. The same thing is known to happen on msm's too after you upgrade to a bigger fmic.thanks for the info
So your saying having to much information is a bad thing? If everyone states to shoot for 12.5afr on turbo cars then really a wideband is pointless to read to pig rich 10 and beyond 15afr. After all you dont really need to to now rich or lean just as long as its past a certain point to where you gotta add/remove fuel. Also with that thinking wouldn't a narrow band yeild the same results? All you need to knwo if your runnign rich or lean right.
Is it reallly needed for a WB to read past 10 not really but at the same time is it really needed for it to read past 11? Its just about having as much information to tune with as possible. Now would all the information be needed more then likely not but better to have to much then not enough.
Drove it to work today. First time in over a month.
Put the stock fans back in, re routed my hot pipe, installed the Weapon R coolant overflow tank.
Car runs perfect. AC blows just as cold as it did before the FMIC even in traffic. **** slim fans lol
Well I changed my spark plugs yesterday. Gapped to 31-32. Didn't make any difference in my rich/lean issue. Old spark plugs looked pretty rough but no sign of oil on them. I took a small video of when I go into boost. Sorry for the poor quality. Its from mmy phone. But you can see what's going on. You can see it bucking before I let off. Any help would be amazing.
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So your saying having to much information is a bad thing? If everyone states to shoot for 12.5afr on turbo cars then really a wideband is pointless to read to pig rich 10 and beyond 15afr. After all you dont really need to to now rich or lean just as long as its past a certain point to where you gotta add/remove fuel. Also with that thinking wouldn't a narrow band yeild the same results? All you need to knwo if your runnign rich or lean right.
Is it reallly needed for a WB to read past 10 not really but at the same time is it really needed for it to read past 11? Its just about having as much information to tune with as possible. Now would all the information be needed more then likely not but better to have to much then not enough.
I thought they were suppose to be from .28-.30,? but whatever
Drove it to work today. First time in over a month.
Put the stock fans back in, re routed my hot pipe, installed the Weapon R coolant overflow tank.
Car runs perfect. AC blows just as cold as it did before the FMIC even in traffic. **** slim fans lol