Actually it still works
What happens if you put the 550 cc/min injector and not the Lex AFM? :)
What happens if you put the LEX AFM and the 550 injectors?
In the first instant running gasoline you WILL be pig rich with gasoline
In the second instance you will be almost if not at stioch...
what in the name??
Umm stick with the Maft-pro
AEM is a standalone. Not everyone needs a standalone. A not everyone that needs all the features of an AEM.
umm don't do dual because of free flowing exhaust because who ever told you that is full of shit.
Going from a single to a dual WILL introduce a significant amount of turbulance in the system which means HIGHER back pressure not lower ;)
you are highly mistaken
even the v8 guys know never to polish the intakes. 80 grit is the highest grit recommened on the intake side,
http://www.sa-motorsports.com/diyport.shtm
Step 2.
This is the guide I use, please notice the v8 they are working on ;)
he melted a few pistons in the process.
and actaully a con rod can break with the right amount of pre-ignition. It is a chain reaction type affect that is actually quite marvelous to see and then to fathom why it happens even that much better :)
on the wideband I tune to 14.7:1 on the gasoline scale. reason is that at that point Lambda = 1.
Lambda = 1 is stioch for ANY fuel (Methanol, Propane, LPG, Diesel). So with that being known then regardless of the fuel used. They all can be tuned to the gasoline AFR without issues :)
As for...
well keep in mind that most "muscle" cars are using high volume low pressure mechanical or electrical fuel pumps. Add pressure and that rule of thumb gets tossed.
Under efi -06 is good to about 700 hp (CRANK!) -08 to about 900, -10 to about 1400 and -12 to about 2000.
well i did it with a standalone,
the greddy emanage can do it by running the injectors directly.
The maft-pro can also by altering the air inputed. Basically like doing the 550 injector upgrade but no lex afm upgrade on regular fuel. This actually is ideal for e-85, to rich for gasoline. Do the...
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