I've got a 97GT, bone stock except for an off road H-pipe. After reading an article online from MM&FF, I was curious about the air fuel ratios on my 97. On their stock 96, the air fuel ratios were around 13.5:1 in the mid range, dropping to 12:1 at higher rpms.
I put the wideband on the 97, and it is not pretty! It is actaully around 13.8:1 in the mid range, dropping to 12:1 between about 4000 and 5500. That is scary lean in my opinion.
Why in the world would ford make it so lean in the low and mid range? Clearly, there is a lot or torque to be gained making the mid range richer and the top end a little leaner.
So what is the cheapest way to modify the fuel tables myself? (ie, which tuner).
I put the wideband on the 97, and it is not pretty! It is actaully around 13.8:1 in the mid range, dropping to 12:1 between about 4000 and 5500. That is scary lean in my opinion.
Why in the world would ford make it so lean in the low and mid range? Clearly, there is a lot or torque to be gained making the mid range richer and the top end a little leaner.
So what is the cheapest way to modify the fuel tables myself? (ie, which tuner).