I run a total advance of 29*-32* but it is the midrange between 4,600-5,800 RPM that that is the real issue since that is where the torque/load comes into play…Too lean and you get detonation…guaranteed…
I wouldn’t run Jim’s new headers very long without having a proper remap…His headers flow far better than the stock exhaust but everything needs to work together…
The R$D has been done take advantage of it…
^^^ great stuff Frank ^^^
Fully agree about tailoring everything together …
I’ll try and get a video of the af gauge on a pull posted as soon as I can …
See what you make of it ?
Obviously there’s more to be gained …
It’s great tho to get some feedback from peeps that really know their stuff .
At the moment ,for me It’s about keeping things safe …power optimization comes second …
I certainly wouldn’t track it until its properly mapped. It’s probably OK for pootling around on the road but you don’t want to pootle in a 275bhp Exige!
The noise is certainly addictive, you need a nice snarl at 4.5krpm which then turns into a scream by the time you get to the limiter.
I have some of my AFRs on my dynos from Sincs somewhere and they generally never exceed 12 over the entire range and mostly hover closer to 11.5, good to see you can still feel the difference on the bum dyno even without a remap though
bockt - The ITG induction is probably the reason why your a touch lean otherwise your setup of very similar to a standard 240R setup. A better IC isn’t going to impact AFR it will just prevent heat soak.
It still looks a little lean when you first nail it… The rpm range between 4,600 and 5,800 is still too lean from what I can “hear”…
The drop into the low 11’s is most likely due to the knock sensor dumping fuel to quite detonation…You should have 0 knock
I would want A/F not to exceed 12.2 under load, tip in should drop into the high 11’s… Remember its cold outside come summertime things will be bad with those ratios…