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Originally Posted by kenny's 370z less flow over the maf results in more power via less fuel being dumped resulting in a more lean condition is it not ? Less

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Old 10-22-2012, 11:24 AM   #32 (permalink)
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less flow over the maf results in more power via less fuel being dumped resulting in a more lean condition is it not ?
Less fuel & less air equals less power. Lean/rich conditions vary depending on the tune parameters and is adjusted via the MAF readings. If there's less air flow, then there's less power...more airflow, more power. The A/F ratio is not something static in electronic fuel injector engines since it can vary the amount of fuel. This is basically why people eventually need a tune. It gets pushed beyond the stock map when they add bolt ons that increase intake and exhaust flow.

With a turbo for example, you're pushing more air and in and the ECU will tell the injectors to dump more fuel.
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