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Old 04-11-2006, 04:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default help with wideband readings...

well first off ill try to get the most important things out in the open
50trim, 750's, return line, fuel pump, return like set at 44psi

right now i have a huge exhaust leak at the silly flex dumb tube, so im only running 13psi.

at 13psi, my a/f reads 12.2, or high 12's...

at idle its 14.7-15.00

can somone help me out here, it's the zeitronix wideband
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bump, for some answers
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Is the exhaust leak before the O2 sensor? If so you will need to fix that for sure. It will cause false readings.
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A/F at idle is fine. However at WOT you really should lower boost or richen thing up. What is your A/F towards redline?
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Fix your exhaust leak asap and recheck your af's. You exhaust leak will suck in a little air which leans up your af's. Even if the exhuast leak it slightly behind the sensor it may still lean it up a little.
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Quote: Originally Posted by hydrohopper
A/F at idle is fine. However at WOT you really should lower boost or richen thing up. What is your A/F towards redline?

12:1 isnt that bad?? You guys much be used to PIG rich horriblely rich tunes or something... 12:1 on a boosted car is VERY ideal

My car is daily driven for over a year on 12:1 AFR's with 450whp on pump gas... I love makeing great power along with 27-30mpg... i dunno about you guys tho..


fix your exhaust leaks, but from what i see... nothing is that wrong w/ ur AFRs that i see.
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Sounds kinda lean for having 750's a return line and a pump on only 13PSI??
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Quote: Originally Posted by hydrohopper
A/F at idle is fine. However at WOT you really should lower boost or richen thing up. What is your A/F towards redline?

12:1 isnt that bad?? You guys much be used to PIG rich horriblely rich tunes or something... 12:1 on a boosted car is VERY ideal

My car is daily driven for over a year on 12:1 AFR's with 450whp on pump gas... I love makeing great power along with 27-30mpg... i dunno about you guys tho..


fix your exhaust leaks, but from what i see... nothing is that wrong w/ ur AFRs that i see.

Yeah, I do agree but her also mentioned that 12.2 or higher. So I'm assuming that he could be saying 12.5/12.6/12.7/etc. On mine, the first inital punch is 12.2 as RPM rise it richens up to about 11.5
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