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Old 06-06-2008, 07:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Air fuel ratio tuning math question

The question is:

Lets say at a certain throttle position I am running very rich and want to remove X amount of fuel from that area using the throttle correction map. How do you go about doing the math to figure that out?

As an example. At 31% throttle i'm running a 10.5:1 AFR's all the time at this throttle position. I want it at 12.0:1. How do you figure out the math to get it close to where you want it to be?
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Quote: Originally Posted by 05plsrt4 View Post
The question is:

Lets say at a certain throttle position I am running very rich and want to remove X amount of fuel from that area using the throttle correction map. How do you go about doing the math to figure that out?

As an example. At 31% throttle i'm running a 10.5:1 AFR's all the time at this throttle position. I want it at 12.0:1. How do you figure out the math to get it close to where you want it to be?

Percentage, Remove 14% fuel
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I mean how did you come up with the 14%
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the difference between 10.5 and 12.0 is 14 %
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I see. I'm brutal with math. I was tryin to do a percentage but just couldnt figure out how to get the correct percentage to start with
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well you can either use a calculator and take the number that have and multiply it by a percentage and get your number or here is an even easier way

go into your target air fuel map under o2 feedback and make a cell the number you have. then hit m for menu and e for percent change and starting at 100% add or subtract percentage. for example make a cell 12.0 and hit m,e and 86 enter (100% - 14% = 86)it will change the box to 10.5.same goes the other way make it 10.5 then m,e 114 and enter and it will add 14% to get 12.0
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holy shit....
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