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    AFR is this ok

    Had a dyno tune with headers and new ls6 intake. Hows my AFR (ratio)
    12.9 min 13.4 max 13.1 avg
    ? Is this in the ball park.
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    Last edited by skar; 07-17-2006 at 04:39 PM. Reason: spelling
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    yes no somebody

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    13.1 sounds reasonable, but as for the other numbers since I have no idea what motor you're running (I assume LS1) or year or what it was originally rated at, it's pretty difficult to give any kind of reasonable opinion. It's important to give all relevant info if you want anything but a guess. Not all LS1's produce the same hp, for example LS1's in different year vettes can (and do) vary right out of the factory.
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    thanks (99 ss ls1 see signature)

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    Quote Originally Posted by skar View Post
    thanks (99 ss ls1 see signature)
    Sorry. I must have missed that. Your numbers look good and are a substantial increase over 'stock'. The headers and intake were a good investment.

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    to me, your numbers seem low, compare just my LM dyno (done on a mustang dyno) with yours and it was only a little less than you with headers and Ls6 intake. I know every car behaves differently to bolt-ons, as I have an Ls6 intake and stainless steel headers waiting to be installed. are your numbers SAE corrected? What were your numbers before the bolt-ons?

    your A/F looks good on the avg at 13.1. 13.4 is a little high (not danger)which means you are running lean at those RPM's where it's 13.4 (too high means you could burn a hole in the piston, and other internal wear problems over a long period of time). having an A/F around the high 12 to low 13's is where these cars need to be.
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    303 rwhp with loudmouth and slp lid 308 tQ
    ? was told air temp humidity also factors in what numbers you get.
    ALSO my loud mouth sounded like shit with headers.

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    [QUOTE=SSwt00SS;.[/QUOTE]
    Post your dyno numbers after headers and intake install.

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    I had the car checked and re tuned. Now or today 12.9 min 13.2 max and 13.0 avg lost 10 hp today is September 15 last tune was in march
    ? different day different season same car and mods same mustang dyno.
    dyno man said this is what the car runs best at.

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