rich or lean...how do i check???
well you could do a wide band on a dyno. or by eyesight when you get on it if black smoke comes out the exhaust your running rich. only way that i know to see if your runnning rich or lean other than that would be to pull you rplugs and inspect them.
Uhh, are you people serious?? Getting a dyno just to find out if your rich or lean? LOL, give me a break. Air/Fuel gauge will tell you if your running rich or lean. I'm not talking about the nice Autometer one with the nice lights either. Actually get one that tells you your o2 voltage. I don't have a Camaro but on my car .93v and above is rich. You can also get an EGT gauge and use it hand in hand with an air/fuel gauge. Once again, on my car, the perfect temperature is around 1400degrees. Anything above i'm either running rich or lean. That's where the air/fuel gauge comes in, it can tell you how rich or lean your running. In order to fix richness/leaness you will need to add some sort of fuel pressure regulator. I use Aeromotive and it works nicely. Good luck
Originally posted by My84Z
she asked how so dynoing is one way correct ok then noone said it was the only way say your peice and move on thank you.
she asked how so dynoing is one way correct ok then noone said it was the only way say your peice and move on thank you.
what's to say he doesn't want to add gauges to her car! he just wants to see if his car is running rich or lean and for the price of getting a dyno run it is not a big deal. 75 bucks run your car find out how it is running and how much power. wich is much better than putting gauges in your car if you don't want gauges. the price of gauges would be just as much as a dyno run and if you go to a good dyno they will even fix wether your car is lean or rich can your stupid gauge fix your rich or lean problem i think not! why knock other members just say what you think should be done and go with that no need to be an a$$ if you want to disgrace or talk bad about other members go back to your high school and be childish somewhere else.
Last edited by My84Z; Nov 15, 2002 at 07:16 AM.
Originally posted by toykilla
Uhh, are you people serious?? Getting a dyno just to find out if your rich or lean? LOL, give me a break. Air/Fuel gauge will tell you if your running rich or lean. I'm not talking about the nice Autometer one with the nice lights either. Actually get one that tells you your o2 voltage.
Uhh, are you people serious?? Getting a dyno just to find out if your rich or lean? LOL, give me a break. Air/Fuel gauge will tell you if your running rich or lean. I'm not talking about the nice Autometer one with the nice lights either. Actually get one that tells you your o2 voltage.
For a much more accurate reading, getting on a wideband is a great solution. $50 for 3 pulls here.
An In-Car Air Fuel gauge is good for giving you a vague idea of what end of the spectrum your car is running on, but should not be taken as fact and should not be used for tuning.
Last edited by 96fbirdA4; Nov 15, 2002 at 08:08 AM.
Originally posted by My84Z
sorry man i will fix all that my fault sorry thought it said nikki lol oopsy
sorry man i will fix all that my fault sorry thought it said nikki lol oopsy
sometimes i wish i had ***** of my own
and thanX 96fbirdA4
Originally posted by 96fbirdA4
Just a word of caution about A/F gauges and O2 voltage, on the F-body the O2 sensor is notorious for giving inconsistent readings. Two cars that appear to be running at 14.7 A/F ratio will give different O2 voltage readings, the sensor is just not that accurate. One car may give you 0.45 volts, another 0.6, another 0.3 just while the car is idling. And since your O2 voltage with respect to rich or lean is not a linear relationship, if the sensor is off by 0.2volts it can make a big difference.
For a much more accurate reading, getting on a wideband is a great solution. $50 for 3 pulls here.
An In-Car Air Fuel gauge is good for giving you a vague idea of what end of the spectrum your car is running on, but should not be taken as fact and should not be used for tuning.
Just a word of caution about A/F gauges and O2 voltage, on the F-body the O2 sensor is notorious for giving inconsistent readings. Two cars that appear to be running at 14.7 A/F ratio will give different O2 voltage readings, the sensor is just not that accurate. One car may give you 0.45 volts, another 0.6, another 0.3 just while the car is idling. And since your O2 voltage with respect to rich or lean is not a linear relationship, if the sensor is off by 0.2volts it can make a big difference.
For a much more accurate reading, getting on a wideband is a great solution. $50 for 3 pulls here.
An In-Car Air Fuel gauge is good for giving you a vague idea of what end of the spectrum your car is running on, but should not be taken as fact and should not be used for tuning.
Originally posted by My84Z
and if you don't have a camaro or know about ls1's why again are you here?
and if you don't have a camaro or know about ls1's why again are you here?


