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    1. #1
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      Aug 2009
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      Langley BC, Canada
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      A/F Ratio tuning questions.....

      Ok so I have hooked up an autometer wideband to my car and have a question.

      At idle I am right at about 14:1 whick I think is good?



      At normal acceleration (like driving a daily not like we like to drive, lol) It drops to between 10:1 and 12:1, where should I start to lean this out, primary jets?

      I have not had a chance to test out a WOT cause it is to hard to watch the gauge and road as i punch it . But plan to talk my wife into holdin on tight and going for a ride.

      FYI It is a 750 speed demon Vac sec carb on a 383ci sbc. Here are my specs....

      ENGINE
      -383 stroker
      -Chevy 350 bored 30 over and stroked to 383ci
      -Scat crank 3.75 Stroke Cast 9000 series
      -Scat 5.7 forged I beam rods with 7/16 arp cap screws
      -Forged Flat top Probe Sportsman Race Series Pistons
      -Comp Cams Xtreme Energy™ XR282HR Duration-Intake 230deg Exhaust 236deg @ .050 / Lift Int .510 Exh .520 and 110 lobe separation
      -Air Flow Research 195cc Heads 74cc chambers
      -9.7:1 compression
      -Headman Block Hugger Headers
      -Holley 110 gph fuel pump
      -Speed Demon 750cfm Carb Vacume secondaries
      -Polished Air gap Intake
      -Edelbrock aluminium water pump
      -MSD Plug Wires
      -All Bolts Are ARP
      -Edelbrock double roller timing set
      -Comp cams roller lifters
      -Crane cams energizer roller 1.5 rockers
      -Full Mandrel bent Flowmaster American Thunder exhaust With 50 series deltaflow mufflers
      -700r4 tranny
      -Edge Racing 9" 3200 rpm converter with lock up
      -9 inch ford rear end
      -Center Section With Motive 3.89 Gears And Auburn Pro series limited slip

      And the engine dyno specs....

      Intake center line 105 1/2
      jets 76 front 85 rear
      vac sec spring short yellow
      timing 35 deg
      RPM----HP---TQ---A/F--Vol Eff%

      3900 - 328 - 442 - 13.3 - 97
      4000 - 340 - 447 - 14.0 - 97
      4100 - 356 - 456 - 14.2 - 97.3
      4200 - 370 - 462 - 14.0 - 97.5
      4300 - 381 - 465 - 13.9 - 97.5
      4400 - 390 - 465 - 13.9 - 97.4
      4500 - 397 - 463 - 13.8 - 97.4
      4600 - 404 - 461 - 13.7 - 97.2
      4700 - 410 - 458 - 13.8 - 97.1
      4800 - 416 - 465 - 13.8 - 96.9
      4900 - 422 - 452 - 13.8 - 96.7
      5000 - 427 - 448 - 13.8 - 96.3
      5100 - 430 - 443 - 13.8 - 95.8
      5200 - 433 - 437 - 13.9 - 95.2
      5300 - 435 - 431 - 13.9 - 94.9
      5400 - 436 - 424 - 13.8 - 94.6
      5500 - 437 - 418 - 13.9 - 94.3
      5600 - 439 - 411 - 14.0 - 94.0
      5700 - 440 - 406 - 13.9 - 93.5
      5800 - 442 - 400 - 13.9 - 92.8
      5900 - 442 - 393 - 14.0 - 92.1
      6000 - 440 - 385 - 14.0 - 91.5

      I have since upgraded to the New AFR Eliminator 195cc heads due to an issue I had and had them milled to 72cc chambers from 75cc to bump from 9.7 to 10.2:1 compression. They claim the head change with out the compression bump is worth a solid 60 HP and 60 TQ plus 10 HP+TQ with the compression bump. Added to my dyno #'s thats 510 HP and 530TQ it should be putting out now.


      Kevin Freund

      1961 Impala Drop Top





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