Old Feb 23, 2012 | 08:30 PM
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Default Re: Want more boost - Machine your stock pulley

Originally Posted by rtmopar85
I think I need to do this. I wish I had an extra pulley. Looked for one on the forum for a little while and everyone thought their stock pulley was worth code 3 or euro pulley prices. Just didn't have the guts to machine mine without a backup.

Grip Grip, I'm still running very rich. I need to log a few runs and let you look at them. I can only datalog AFR with the MTX-L that you recommended since I haven't added anything else to the mix. I am hitting low 10's AFR but need to log to see what its doing in the top of third. It would be nice to add a little boost to see if I can lean up that way. My fuel pressure is luckily naturally high at 62 psi. I guess I got a good stock filter/regulator. I know Jerry tuned me pretty rich as I thought I was lean cutting out before the tune. It wasn't lean just cutting out,my DIY intake was vibrating on the coil packs. Dummy mistake. So I got a rich tune to start with and nice high fuel pressure. I'm definitely in the safe area mixture wise.

I have noticed something strange the last week. At steady cruise, I have always ran at 14.7-14.8 but started reading 14.9-15.0. Kinda wonder if my filter is stopping up. Haven't changed anything, but I did let the tank run pretty empty a couple of times before fillng up. Full throttle still shows very rich. Just typing this has me hopping to go make some runs. It feels like spring outside. 75 degrees...
running to rich is just as bad as to lean. risk washing down the cylinders. as for the fuel pressure if your reading off the enhd of the fuel rail thats were the pressure builds the most so its a false reading . as the pressure flows back it drops . thats why the # 6 cylinder could be leaner than the other cylinders
 
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