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Yes back out screw and you get no CE light. The stock ECU will handle up to 11% adjustment for STFT (short term fuel trim) and as long as you don't exceed that you are fine. When at WOT due to the stock camshaft, intake manifold etc the engine will pretty much still know to put enough fuel for safe running (instead of being slightly too rich like most mitsubishi engines run you will be closer to a perfect setting and letting more air in. ) If all else fails just put it back to where it was previously.
Originally posted by dude in a mirage
wrong, 14.7:1 is perfect ONLY FOR catalytic convertor operation. Best fuel ratio for power varies depending on the compression of the engine, VE, temps, type of fuel, etc, etc but usually an a/f in the high 13s is best for a non-turbo car and an a/f in the low 13s is best for a turbo vehicle.
wrong, 14.7:1 is perfect ONLY FOR catalytic convertor operation. Best fuel ratio for power varies depending on the compression of the engine, VE, temps, type of fuel, etc, etc but usually an a/f in the high 13s is best for a non-turbo car and an a/f in the low 13s is best for a turbo vehicle.
Well I hope we'd all be running a(I do mean 1 and only 1) cat while we're street driving DIM.
I just removed all the seats, all interior plastic, all the windows, bonnet and trunk lid, and all the ground effects(left the doors because i like the little keyless entry thingy). that lightened it a little but the aerodynamics suck worse than before. That is ok though, i am going to kmart tonight and getting tarps to take all the places of those parts. ill post a pic when im finished.
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