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I am waiting for my 650 injectors which have been coming from japan for ages. The car is running at the minute almost perfect idle A/F's jumps between 14.7 and 15.0 when warm.

 

My question is can i still drive the car on no boost/low boost as long as the A/Fs are ok when doing so.

 

I took it up the street to day to get things moving on the car as they have been stood and the A/Fs on just driving normal where mid 14's to 15 which is ok right.

 

p.s dont slate me I am just ask =ing on the basis of what i have told you regarding the A/F ratio's

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14s to 15s on the afr , i thaught i was a bit lean on 13-13.5, i get told so many different things. what would you recomment as a good mix at idle off boost easy driving through to full throttle ?

 

At idle and off boost 14-15 is normal. With boost it's vastly more complex. At a WOT throttle with run 11.7 is generally considered a 'safe' level, though more is possible if you want to push things. It's very complex and not something I understand anywhere near well enough to explain. You'd be best off talking to a mapper to get a general idea.

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so staying in the 11s on WOT shouldnt cause my to melt any internals

 

thats right 10s - 11's are good on full chat more fuel more cooling, but to much fuel can be bad as well i have a uk spec and they are prone to over fueling because they have 550cc injectors installed from toyota, i will normally see around the late 10s and early 11's and im running 1.3 most days, i also have a EGT gauge and the more fuel i see the less the EGT's are, on a good blast in 6th i will see EGT's no higher then 850 this i am told is safe as i have my probe in the exhaust manifold right on cyclinder 1.

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A vid of it running on 440's: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=unao_oyQWEA

 

It was fine, low boost, short shifting and still a bit rich :D

 

sounds nice there and looks to perform quite well even with the 440's, what boost was you running then, it sounded like a lot more than the 0.6 bar you recommend, or is that just the noise a single turbo makes at that kind of boost.

 

quick question, proper dumb one at that, but you know the waste gate size ie 30mm 40mm etc where does that size come from.:sly:

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wouldn't drive it on boost at all if it were me. Not until the bigger injectors were fitted

 

have you watched the vid that homer posted, sounds fine and the info he gave made sense, ideally i know it shouldnt be drove, but what is the harm if the afr's are ok. That is the main thing at the end of the day, in regards to detination etc.

 

Or am i way off;)

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It was low boost (less than 0.5 bar in the first two gears), it sounds like much more because the wastegate is fully open so early on. It gets much quieter once boost is raised as the wastegate doesn't open until MUCH later in the rev range.

 

It's externally vented and I had the windows open so it sounds and looks far quicker/agresive than it actually was.

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It was low boost (less than 0.5 bar in the first two gears), it sounds like much more because the wastegate is fully open so early on. It gets much quieter once boost is raised as the wastegate doesn't open until MUCH later in the rev range.

 

It's externally vented and I had the windows open so it sounds and looks far quicker/agresive than it actually was.

 

thats why it sound agressive then, well thats that then, any help in regards to the size thing i was on about:)

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