AFR at WOT on 94-95 LT1 w/MAF
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AFR at WOT on 94-95 LT1 w/MAF
For those of you that have tuned their 94 or 95 LT1 using a wide band O2 sensor, how much difference have you found between the measured AFR and the value that you program into the ECM at WOT ? I understand the interaction between the % Change AFR vs Coolant and % Change AFR vs RPM table values. I 'd like to know how close the programmed value is to the measured value.
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Car: An Ol Buick
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Transmission: Janis Tranny Yank Converter
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by AquaMetallic94LT1:
For those of you that have tuned their 94 or 95 LT1 using a wide band O2 sensor, how much difference have you found between the measured AFR and the value that you program into the ECM at WOT ? I understand the interaction between the % Change AFR vs Coolant and % Change AFR vs RPM table values. I 'd like to know how close the programmed value is to the measured value.
Thanks............ </font>
For those of you that have tuned their 94 or 95 LT1 using a wide band O2 sensor, how much difference have you found between the measured AFR and the value that you program into the ECM at WOT ? I understand the interaction between the % Change AFR vs Coolant and % Change AFR vs RPM table values. I 'd like to know how close the programmed value is to the measured value.
Thanks............ </font>
But, have hours on it with my GN.
The computed numbers are just that. If you lie in anyway to the ecm, then it's garbage in garbage out, as far as true readings go.
I've heard, that the ecm tends to read a little on the lean side, as a rule, YMMV.
My best combo to date was showing a commanded 11.8 and an actual of 12.25
I don't trust any one element as being correct.
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Thanks Grumpy. That seems to work out to an error of about 3.8% which isn't that bad since the injectors are +/- 2% and I imagine that the MAF is in that range. There's also the accuracy of the measuring device. Did you find the % error to be consistant at all the points you checked on the same car ?
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by AquaMetallic94LT1:
Thanks Grumpy. That seems to work out to an error of about 3.8% which isn't that bad since the injectors are +/- 2% and I imagine that the MAF is in that range. There's also the accuracy of the measuring device. Did you find the % error to be consistant at all the points you checked on the same car ?</font>
Thanks Grumpy. That seems to work out to an error of about 3.8% which isn't that bad since the injectors are +/- 2% and I imagine that the MAF is in that range. There's also the accuracy of the measuring device. Did you find the % error to be consistant at all the points you checked on the same car ?</font>
with the limited playing I've done with the 95LT1, I'm impressed. Just took out a few degrees timing out at WOT, and a little fuel, and it's real nice.
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