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Old 05-16-2014, 01:50 PM
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Hi,

I've been driving with EZ-EFI 1.0 for 3-4 years now. I am happy with the set, it woks fine in my car.

But I would like to know that you EZ-EFI users have set your setting to in:

Fuel pressure regulator (I have 43psi)
Fuel pressure in handheld (I have -2)
Idle AF (I have 14.0)
Cruise AF (I have 15.5, I will maybe go to 15.0/15.3)
WOT AF (I have 13.3)

My engine is a L46, 4 speed, 3.70 rear, I use my car for cursing 90% of the time.

Any comments to the above?

Thx,
John
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You are running lean numbers but if plugs look good and she runs good your fine. No hesitations ? Good cold and warm starts ? Smooth accelerations from any throttle positions ? Your set
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Originally Posted by diehrd
You are running lean numbers but if plugs look good and she runs good your fine. No hesitations ? Good cold and warm starts ? Smooth accelerations from any throttle positions ? Your set
The spark plugs looks good, but to be on the safe side, then I changed to:

Idle AF: 13.8
Cruise AF: 15.2
WOT AF: 13.1
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Careful on idle a/f being to lean it can cause a stumble or hesitation when cold.

I have a performance cam i run 12.8 idle . 14.5 cruse and 12.9 wot .
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My engine is a L46, 4 speed, 3.70 rear, I use my car for cursing 90% of the time.

Any comments to the above?

Thx,
John[/QUOTE]





I use my car for "CURSING" too

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Actually it is fun to test all diff settings and what ever you end up with is what your motor and fuel you run need .

No real right or wrong unless your having driving issues or detonation ..
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Camshaft has the biggest effect on the required AFR. With a 231/239 cam I need to keep low rpm cruise in the low-mid 13's or I'll have a lean miss.
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Originally Posted by AAJC
My engine is a L46, 4 speed, 3.70 rear, I use my car for cursing 90% of the time.

Any comments to the above?

Thx,
John

I use my car for "CURSING" too

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Sorry if I misspelled, I do try my best :- )

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