Dyno Results Post Safc-ii Tune *+16hp/+42tq*
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Hameed,
I strongly suggest getting a wideband and street tuning for Lo Throttle. Then when you find someone to tune for you, you can work on Hi throttle.
It is too difficult to do hi-throttle on the streets because you are at 120mph before you know it! You also need 2 people to tune - one to use the SAFC while the other one drives/keeps an eye on your A/F ratio.
Good Luck man,
Jonny
I strongly suggest getting a wideband and street tuning for Lo Throttle. Then when you find someone to tune for you, you can work on Hi throttle.
It is too difficult to do hi-throttle on the streets because you are at 120mph before you know it! You also need 2 people to tune - one to use the SAFC while the other one drives/keeps an eye on your A/F ratio.
Good Luck man,
Jonny
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It is getting too complicated!!!!!!
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A wideband is an electronic instrument used to calculate your air/fuel ratio's. E.g. - whether you are running rich(approx 8:1) or lean(approx 16:1).
Basically you have a bung (hole) welded into your exhaust and one side of the wideband is inserted into this - which measures your air to fuel ratio. The other side you will have in your car. Here is the AEM Uego
http://www.performancetrends.com/wide_band_uego.htm
They are about $250 or so I believe, but you can get cheap ones for about $100.
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Jonny
Basically you have a bung (hole) welded into your exhaust and one side of the wideband is inserted into this - which measures your air to fuel ratio. The other side you will have in your car. Here is the AEM Uego
http://www.performancetrends.com/wide_band_uego.htm
They are about $250 or so I believe, but you can get cheap ones for about $100.
Next question
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Basically you have a bung (hole) welded into your exhaust and one side of the wideband is inserted into this - which measures your air to fuel ratio. The other side you will have in your car.
Here is the AEM Uego
http://www.performancetrends.com/wide_band_uego.htm
They are about $250 or so I believe, but you can get cheap ones for about $100.
Next question
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No - they will have to drill this hole for you. Takes a couple of minutes. When the wideband isn't hooked up they will give you a bolt to put in there to stop up the hole from leaking.
I am in Oklahoma but I notice you are in Ontario. My cousin lives downtown Toronto and I will hopefully be going to visit her in the next 6 months. What part of Ontario are you in?
Jonny
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I am in Oklahoma but I notice you are in Ontario. My cousin lives downtown Toronto and I will hopefully be going to visit her in the next 6 months. What part of Ontario are you in?
Jonny
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