Tune Issues...

off the chart lean can cause the HC levels to be way high , I see this all the time that guys want to argue that there car is running so rich is burning their eyes but yet they have no wideband and when I finally get a wideband on it , its actually running WAY too lean , fatten the tune up in the 0 to 2.5 volt area of the MAF transfer and problem fixed

I find it very common when running calibrated meters that they run way lean from idle to about 1.5 to 2 volts
 
Just wanted to say thanks again for looking at my logs. I was having a feeling there was an underling issue. You confirmed my thoughts.

I just remembered when i bought my injectors from pokageek he said there was one leaking and he had it set aside in a bag and had ordered a replacement. The one in the bag looked new. So im thinking i might have a messed up injector. Its not at all his fault he practically gave them to me. Its just a hunch. But i think that would explain alot.


Ill check plugs and compression when i go to the garage on sunday. I might try to get up there tomorrow and pull the plugs.

Im just hoping its not a valve issue. The heads were rebuilt and fresh. But who knows maybe a rocker slipped.



Just wanted to say thanks again!
 
I have a similiar set-up on my 95 GT vert 306, eldebrock peformer intake-heads, comp cam-mild, 70mm TB BBK, 1.6 r rockers, shorty headers, 3.73 rear, BBK xpipe and mag-cat-back.24ib injectors FMS.BBK cold air. I installed a pro-m 24 after the other mods then took the car for tuning. My tuner said to get rid of the pro-m because theres no way to calibrate It to work as well as the stock maf and after trying both ways I agree with him. I don't have any knowledge about tuning myself but the shop I use does alot of mustang work and dyno-tuning.had good luck so far.
 
I have a similiar set-up on my 95 GT vert 306, eldebrock peformer intake-heads, comp cam-mild, 70mm TB BBK, 1.6 r rockers, shorty headers, 3.73 rear, BBK xpipe and mag-cat-back.24ib injectors FMS.BBK cold air. I installed a pro-m 24 after the other mods then took the car for tuning. My tuner said to get rid of the pro-m because theres no way to calibrate It to work as well as the stock maf and after trying both ways I agree with him. I don't have any knowledge about tuning myself but the shop I use does alot of mustang work and dyno-tuning.had good luck so far.

Well ... I agree with your Pro Tuner :nice:
but
There is a possibility the meter wouldn't work like he said :shrug:

It's all about if the meter gets pegged by your combo :shrug:

One of those deals where ... it kinda depends upon yada yada yada

anyway ... sounds like it all worked out good for you :banana:

Grady