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Here is my dyno sheet...check out the A/F!

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  • Start date Start date Jun 14, 2005

hotmustang331

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As promised, here is my dyno sheet.



So what do you think guys?

Oh and a VERY special thanks goes out to christiesledd for hosting the pics.
EDIT: PIC LOL
 
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I would not drive that car any more than you have to until you get it tuned again. If you get some bad gas or a hiccup in your fuel line for any reason, you'll have holes in your pistons.
 

hotmustang331

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LOL, and I just raced (and beat) a truck tonight too...that was kinda a test run to make sure the car was running ok, but I turned it to the 87 octain tune just to be safe and prevent any pre detination. But yea, that was my last get on it for another good month .
 

Red35th

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I replied at MD and you didn't list your mods over there. That chip has you WAY lean.

And NA you really don't have to worry about dropping a piston. Is it pinging at wot at all?
 

hotmustang331

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Never heard it ping at WOT....only hear it in 5th gear ONLY on the 93 tune, and only at like 1100RPM lugging and push the throttle down a little. It sounded great on the dyno too.
 
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You are way way lean. I wouldn't recommend roping on it until that is fixed.

The leanest you want to be is 13, most tunes should have you running 12 -12.5

14 is bad! You may not ping but being that lean makes it very very hot fuel burn in the chamber and things go boom when that get's hot and can't disappate the heat!
 

hotmustang331

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LOL, yep. That lean condition is making it very hot, and more likely to detinate, so thats why I am running 93 octain on a 87 octain tune (low timing)...and hopefully it wont hurt the engine.....dang my 3 1/4 mile runs were on this tune with this A/F too, including my best time...at that point I had no idea my A/F was this bad. I wonder how much power is left hiding in that crapy A/F? Hmmm.
 
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It will fry soon
 

hotmustang331

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I hope not, so I am not getting on it for a month...dang I am going to have alot of carbon to burn out LOL...I hope I can restrain myself.
 

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Very lean. Even if it isn't pinging now, it very likely could during colder temps. I would "richen" it a bit, even if it means losing a few ponies.
 

hotmustang331

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Well in my case the car is TOO lean and is actually costing me HP LOL. So richening it should increase power.
 
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You do not understand.

I would not drive the car like that!
 

foncarelli

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I dont believe you are out racing people with your AFR up that high. And i thought my dyno was unsafe.
 
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He has not replied,,, i bet it is fried by now. Burn valve, melted piston, bent rod,,,,or all the above..
 

hotmustang331

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Nope, car is still running just fine....however I havnt got on it since that day where I raced the truck...and I dont plan to hit it any more. I have been running that chip for a while...ran my 1/4 time with it raced tha GT to 148 with it (87 tune on that one though) and raced a host of other people with the car i guess this lean. I had no idea it was running that lean until the other day. The cams are ordered, just need to get them in and I am off to the tuner. i think the car will hold up just fine until then.
 
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It is possible the dyno guys do not know what they were doing.

Where did they install the wide band 02?

Did they bolt it up in place of your 02 or just stick it up the tail pipe?
 
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