Originally Posted by foreigneRS
Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
it also doesn't tall you that you are getting the best torque that you possibly could - only that you are in the right area
imo, only a dyno can do that entirely accurately. although by using a g-meter (or just a time/distance measurement) on a repeatable stretch of road to measure acceleration can give you some idea
Although experience of a very similar spec engine can do that
Im sure most of the guys on here mapping cossies for example, know full well what AFR's are going to work on which spec without needing the dyno again and can get ridiculously close to ideal results just from experience/AFR
i agree - if the spec. is known in detail.
but i suspect the topic starter is asking as he wants to do it himself and doesn't have that experience to rely on
Now YOU are making assumptions
He is actually asking because its what someone else has told him that he does, and he was unsure as to wether that was sufficient (I know as Ive just been chatting to him on MSN about it
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