I was wondering if anyone could help me with a little advice? I put the car on the dyno yesterday w/ wideband to make sure the fuel system was dialed in and I'm a little disappointed with the HP/TQ numbers - 239.1/275. I have to figure something is possibly "off" somewhere - others with similar mods are showing 15-20 more RWHP/RQTQ.
Does anyone have any idea what I'm giving up with my A/F on a naturally aspirated motor? I've read every thread I could search and seen information from anything in the low 12's is "pig rich" to 13 is too lean. I realize each car reacts differently, just trying to get an idea of where it should be to operate most efficiently and remain safe.
Anyway, here is the A/F graph (moved to .xls to calculate a "moving average". Interestingly enough, when the air/fuel dropped to 12.1:1 at 4000 RPM the TQ DROPPED 1.7 ft/lbs (from 273.5 to 271.8 - then rebounded at 4100 RPM to 275.1 when the a/f jumped up to 12.4:1.
So, how much am I leaving on the table with this A/F????
Thanks guys!
THE BLUE LINE IS THE A/F - THE ORANGE LINE IS A MOVING AVERAGE
Does anyone have any idea what I'm giving up with my A/F on a naturally aspirated motor? I've read every thread I could search and seen information from anything in the low 12's is "pig rich" to 13 is too lean. I realize each car reacts differently, just trying to get an idea of where it should be to operate most efficiently and remain safe.
Anyway, here is the A/F graph (moved to .xls to calculate a "moving average". Interestingly enough, when the air/fuel dropped to 12.1:1 at 4000 RPM the TQ DROPPED 1.7 ft/lbs (from 273.5 to 271.8 - then rebounded at 4100 RPM to 275.1 when the a/f jumped up to 12.4:1.
So, how much am I leaving on the table with this A/F????
Thanks guys!
THE BLUE LINE IS THE A/F - THE ORANGE LINE IS A MOVING AVERAGE
