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I think I was 11.5 to 11.8. When I was on 93. Do you have a data log to share? There are some who will chime in with suggestions after seeing that.
10 seems rich.
I was told you can only go by what you see if you are about 1:1 or close (trans gear) wide open. Lower gears will not be a good read. The good news is 10.5 is pretty rich and safe unlike you saying 12.5
Exactly what I was about to say. Since stoichiometric on Hellcats is .0722 (FAR, afr would be 1/.0722, ~13.68). Since you want to command 11.5 I'd do 1/x = 11.5 -> 1 = 11.5x -> x= 1/11.5 -> x = .0869
So .0869 - .0722 = .0147 is what you'd like to add for the fuel enrichment tables at WOT.
I was told you can only go by what you see if you are about 1:1 or close (trans gear) wide open. Lower gears will not be a good read. The good news is 10.5 is pretty rich and safe unlike you saying 12.5
Nah, the AFR reading doesn't have anything to do with what gear you're in or if you have cats or not. It's a direct reading from the front wide band sensors in the exhaust. HPTuners actually displays it as Lambda which is nicer for us E85 folks.
Interestingly the emblem on the dash gauge is Lambda, but the display is in AFR LOL.
This is normal in the stock programming. Dodge leaves it rich from the factory for safety reasons, what those are, who knows? Mine right now is pushing 17psi on a 11.5 AFR at WOT and she's booking.
Nah, the AFR reading doesn't have anything to do with what gear you're in or if you have cats or not. It's a direct reading from the front wide band sensors in the exhaust. HPTuners actually displays it as Lambda which is nicer for us E85 folks.
Interestingly the emblem on the dash gauge is Lambda, but the display is in AFR LOL.
Nah, the AFR reading doesn't have anything to do with what gear you're in or if you have cats or not. It's a direct reading from the front wide band sensors in the exhaust. HPTuners actually displays it as Lambda which is nicer for us E85 folks.
Interestingly the emblem on the dash gauge is Lambda, but the display is in AFR LOL.
I was wondering about the Lambda symbol. My 2020 displays AFR a friends 2016 symbol is Lambda (mine is something funky) I figured it was due to his being flex tuned lol
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