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Rickyll7

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So what does this tell you???
 

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do a search for posting pictures and sign up for photobucket.com
 

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www.imageshack.us

Its free, just hit browse..find the pic you want, hit "host hit", its gonna be the very bottom url.. drop that into this code in Go Advance <img src="the url here"> and your golden my man
 

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See the top post...
 

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Looks like the first is really lean, rest are pig rich?
 

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This is from the passenger side. The guy who tuned it last had the wideband on the drivers side. Vince is going to test the injectors and the tune later today after the long tubes are done. Hope its an easy fix...
 

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Hopefully thats the reason you are running 13.8's, and that gets fixed... lol.

 

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Rickyll7 said:
This is from the passenger side. The guy who tuned it last had the wideband on the drivers side. Vince is going to test the injectors and the tune later today after the long tubes are done. Hope its an easy fix...
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It is common practice to run the wideband on the drivers side. The drivers side tends to run hotter and leaner due to the way the cooling system is routed.
 

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Yea, I had a feeling that was the case. Just not sure if it could make a difference. Anyone know what might cause the lean cylinder? The injectors are new frpp 24 lb.
 

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*re-posting in tech*
 
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