AFR when tuning???
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Class holder?
Yeah, mine is in the glove box, too. There are no visible interior or exterior modifications on my car except the exhaust. I may get a factory tip welded on there just to remedy that, though.
When you start doing your own tuning, go to evotuners.net, and we'll get you started on the right foot. We have a write-up on how to use the S-AFC from scratch. It's what I used to get started, and I had no help locally, so it definitely works.
Yeah, mine is in the glove box, too. There are no visible interior or exterior modifications on my car except the exhaust. I may get a factory tip welded on there just to remedy that, though.
When you start doing your own tuning, go to evotuners.net, and we'll get you started on the right foot. We have a write-up on how to use the S-AFC from scratch. It's what I used to get started, and I had no help locally, so it definitely works.
Sorry misspelled it. It was suppose to be sunglass holder.
Thanks for the tip.
Originally Posted by GOKOU
I have a apexi TT and I'm seeing the same thing as you. I suggest you look at the spark plugs rather then use the AF from the TT. I was paranoid as well
I also don't have a cat.
I also don't have a cat.
Originally Posted by si_eater
alright i may seem a little stupid or sumthin but i want to get this doubt out of my head whats rich and whats lean (high and low afr #'s)and whats an ideal afr
I will discuss/explain everything with you tomorrow at the autocross.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Ideal AFR on 93oct for daily driving is 11.5. Lean would be anything 12.0 or above, and rich would be anything 11 or below. These are not exacts and others may use different threshholds, but these are a pretty good standard.
I will discuss/explain everything with you tomorrow at the autocross.
I will discuss/explain everything with you tomorrow at the autocross.
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