3 Dyno runs and a .uni - Anyone care to take a look and give feedback?

Right-click, Save-As - www.imaliar.net/uni/nextleveldyno012205.uni

 

If you "export as .csv" from DataMaster, anyone with Excel can look at your file. When you post it in .uni format, you are limiting the viewing to DataMaster owners.

 

looks kinda lean to me, the blm are in the upper 150's.

 

Here you go Fred - www.imaliar.net/uni/nextleveldyno012205.csv

Capt - definitely lean, but can you really adjust for BLM's? Aren't they learned over time?

 

You can adjust what the computer uses to determine rich or lean just a sec and i find a link for ya

 

here ya go

If you are using a MAF sensor, then find where your logs show a BLM of < 126 or > 130. Note what the airflow number is at that point, and then go to that entry in the respective MAFS table in TunerCat. If the BLM was < 128 you will want to make the MAF frequency number lower. If it was > 128 you'll want to make it higher. The best way to modify the number is to multiply by %. Start with 1.025-1.05 or so, relog and see how the BLMs are affected at that airflow point. Repeat until the long terms are close 128

here a link http://members.nuvox.net/~on.roz/cars/z28/tuning.html