Running too lean?

Originally Posted by G37Sam Not that I know off, but I am going on a dyno when my headers come in for sure. What's the most accurate way to measure

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12-26-2009, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by G37Sam

Not that I know off, but I am going on a dyno when my headers come in for sure.

What's the most accurate way to measure A/F numbers? Would using sniffers in the tailpipe be enough?

IMO the most accurate way to measure a/f is from a wideband sensor in the test pipe or high flow cat. If putting them in the cat, make sure the sensor is ahead the actual catalyst.

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