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Old 11-05-2004, 05:31 AM
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Hey i was thinking the same thing .... at low RPM where there is additional water being injected. could i increase timing at that point to aid in combustion, then retard timing to a more suuitable degree when the RPM reaches a higher level?

This should be interesting..... currently i'm running 12:1 AFR on full boost with water spraying.

I would love to tune out this 12:1 to a more efficient 13:1 ...i am taking into consideration that the water affects the lambda sensor so an indicated 13:1 AFR is actually 12:1 or there abouts.

look at my dyno sheet you can see where i need some fuel adjustments with the AFR
also you can see the smoooooooth curves.

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