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tintoy

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I'm having some difficulties tuning my sfac /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif. I've try relating to RRE sfac tuning, can u give some tips or other link to for additional knowledge to properly tune my sfac. thanks /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/worthy.gif
 

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and also i want to run 16psi or the max boost to my 14b but having difficulty for proper setting to my sfac. pls help
 

Do you have a boost controller, wideband o2, datalogger or tuned eprom chip? Any of those things are going to helo along with the SAFC.
 

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just have manual boost controller, boost and air/fuel gauge. will that do? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 

wide band or narrow band gauge? the little autometer or other company narrow band blinky light gauges dont work except for a very vauge ball park, i used a neo for some time but i just have the GM maf translator.. but im going with DSM link.
 

Then without a logger to measure fuel trims or a wideband o2 sensor to see the a/f ratio(wideband not narrow band like in a bliny light but a real number) you are only guessing how much fuel you are adding with an SAFC. A dyno tune would be beneficial so you could utilize the shops wideband gauge when they tune it for you.
 

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for the mine time i'l just run normal boost and set my sfac (lo and Hi) to 0% or disconnect it?
 

I have tuned my safc with a exhaust temp gauge before I had got my aem ugeo. basically make a full pull in third and if the gauge reads over 14,000 degress C your running to lean just make small ajustments (one click up at a time)to richen it up until it stays under 14k. Kinda crude but it got the job done. remember with an safc theres not much tuning there.

Good luck
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