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Old 10-14-2016, 07:45 PM
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Let's say your wide open Afr is 12:1 at 90 degrees, what would it be at the same place but at 50 degrees? I have a friend who is lean and wondering how much the temp would affect it
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Too many variables. Na or blower. What kind of blower of its forced?
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N/A 454, 800 holley, 500hp on the dyno. Just curious in general I guess
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.5-.75 is what I have seen change, I monitor full time for this reason...
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Both myself and Mild thunder were lean in the 50*- 60* weather. I added jet last weekend and increased powervalve restrictions orfices
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He is close to 14:1 from 12:1 before so something else is up. Not running it hard because of this. I figured .3 or so for the temp.
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10*F is 1% horsepower.

Also, during fall, in the North, we see higher pressure systems in our weather than other times of the boating year.

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Again.
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