What Is Too Lean for S/C?
I have a SOS Base kit with some bolt-ons and will finally get a chance to dyno it tomorrow now that my clutch has been upgraded and broken in.
With the base kit and adjusting the RRFPR, I understand I won't be able to tune out minor fuel variations. With my wideband, I usually see a spike to 12.2/3 at 6200 rpm or so, but then it goes 11.7 - 11.9/12.0 the rest of the way.
I assume the spike for such a short duration is fine, but what's the leanest I should go? Assuming of course, I'd be making more power by going a little leaner.
I think SOS suggested or shoots for under 12.0 for over 2-3 lbs of boost.
Let me know if i can provide any further details on my setup if that helps answers the questions.
With the base kit and adjusting the RRFPR, I understand I won't be able to tune out minor fuel variations. With my wideband, I usually see a spike to 12.2/3 at 6200 rpm or so, but then it goes 11.7 - 11.9/12.0 the rest of the way.
I assume the spike for such a short duration is fine, but what's the leanest I should go? Assuming of course, I'd be making more power by going a little leaner.
I think SOS suggested or shoots for under 12.0 for over 2-3 lbs of boost.
Let me know if i can provide any further details on my setup if that helps answers the questions.
Originally Posted by spectacle,Oct 7 2010, 10:08 AM
That sounds like a lean spike at vtec engadgement, which I believe is normal. Can anyone else verify?
Originally Posted by spectacle,Oct 7 2010, 10:12 AM
Right but the SOS kit fuel/timing management is a piggyback device correct? If so, the stock mapping would still exhibit the dip. I'm just speculating here I'm not familiar with the kit
So dips like that don't sound like a big deal, but what AFR should I strive for w/o going too lean, whatever that is?






