91chevZ71
01-18-2008, 11:36 AM
Well, after I corrected my NB 02 issues I decided to start using the EBL like it should be and started analyzing data graphically.
This with slightly richer NB O2 settings, about 50 MPH, cruising in OD.
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x246/bmd2_colo/steady.jpg
Based on a lean spike during/after all shifts and tranny issues I made this
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x246/bmd2_colo/accel.jpg
Today I raised my MAP AE in the lower areas and leaned out my NB a tiny bit.
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x246/bmd2_colo/accel2.jpg
I still have the lean spike on tip-in, but I can't feel it. Since it dips rich immediately after I think I still have too much TPS AE.
Since I've straightened out the NB O2 and dialed VE in to match 14.5/6 on WB to 128 BLM/INT the truck has really shined. Important to have VE close to right on
thoughts? pointers? thanks guys
This with slightly richer NB O2 settings, about 50 MPH, cruising in OD.
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x246/bmd2_colo/steady.jpg
Based on a lean spike during/after all shifts and tranny issues I made this
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x246/bmd2_colo/accel.jpg
Today I raised my MAP AE in the lower areas and leaned out my NB a tiny bit.
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x246/bmd2_colo/accel2.jpg
I still have the lean spike on tip-in, but I can't feel it. Since it dips rich immediately after I think I still have too much TPS AE.
Since I've straightened out the NB O2 and dialed VE in to match 14.5/6 on WB to 128 BLM/INT the truck has really shined. Important to have VE close to right on
thoughts? pointers? thanks guys