s-afc settings
Everycar should be diff on fuel settings because it depends on what setup you have.... unless both car is stock..... but if you are on 93 octane and someone else is on 91... your SAFC might have a diff setting too... so the best is to just go to a tuner w/Dyno and tune the SAFC..
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Either have a friend watch the EGT gauge as U go through the gears, or get an EGT gauge with memory/playback (expensive).
If you do the friend thing, do a 4th gear boost run on the highway. Start from 3000rpm or so, and go to redline. Keep EGTs around 850 celcius, with the probe 1 to 3 inches away from runner #1 on the exhaust manifold. If the EGT goes high somewhere in the rev range, add fuel (+1% at a time). If the EGT is low, lean it out (-1% at a time). Seperate your NE points 400 to 500rpms apart.
Anyone know what kinnd EGTs are good, in degrees F?
If you do the friend thing, do a 4th gear boost run on the highway. Start from 3000rpm or so, and go to redline. Keep EGTs around 850 celcius, with the probe 1 to 3 inches away from runner #1 on the exhaust manifold. If the EGT goes high somewhere in the rev range, add fuel (+1% at a time). If the EGT is low, lean it out (-1% at a time). Seperate your NE points 400 to 500rpms apart.
Anyone know what kinnd EGTs are good, in degrees F?
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Uhhhh I thought the temps were read in degrees F... Do you have any Idea how hot 850 degrees celcius is.. I think you can kill AID's at that temp.... sorry just kidding
850 Degrees celcius is right aroun 1560 degrees F.
WAY TOO HOT!!!!
850 Degrees celcius is right aroun 1560 degrees F.
WAY TOO HOT!!!!
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