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Here is a stock air/fuel ratio log for the 2.0T FSI motor for anyone interested...

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Old 01-08-2006, 07:09 PM
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Default Here is a stock air/fuel ratio log for the 2.0T FSI motor for anyone interested...

I was just going through some logs and thought i'd post this in case anyone was wondering what it looks like. All my logs are taken in the same test area that is slightly uphill and taken in third gear. This one was taken back in October.

Be on the lookout for a complete set of before and after logs of mulitple variables in several different states of tune from myself and Jeremy. That's the teaser for some upcoming testing that will be done on these cars. No d1cking around for the B7.

cheers! Mike

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Where you getting this from? Which (what is it) log numbe?
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Default if you log 31 and 34 together it will make for a nice log. convert it by multiplying 14.7...

it is lambda actual located in block 31. That value is the one you multiply by 14.7. The reason I say log it with 34 is because 31 has no RPM reading.
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That's the typical OEM "downhill" AFR.

Too lean at low RPM to make peak torque and too rich at high RPM to make peak HP.
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Default It seems to work well for OEM power...

in that the torque comes on almost instantaneously and the hp is right there hanging out til redline with very little drop off. What I noticed APR has done is fatten up the low end a smidge and they are also making very smooth torque and talk about hp...I see only a loss of 7hp from the peak 210whp at ~5500rpm until the car hits the rev limiter at ~68000. Pretty remarkable and unique. cheers! Mike
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Did you figure this out?
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Not yet, but your post below answered my question. Still waiting for the new CAN cable...
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if you need help when you get the cable just ask.
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Will do. Thank you VERY much.
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