b.r.i.a.n.

i just saw this thread. as far as the oem wideband and the flashpro manager software go, i too have noticed that afr corrected tends to be the closest to what the actual afr is compared to other widebands including sniffer widebands on the dyno. i have had plenty of cases where the wideband on the dyno is off a bit compared to the oem widband. i usually go with the dyno's wideband. once i get a flat afr i usually add and decrease across the boards to see what the setup likes. every motor responds a little differently.

lol if i told you what i have my afr's tuned to at part throttle you'd be like O_O