MPG numbers with Airaid or C&L

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6/30/08, 08:14 AM

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So you're actually about .25 points lower if you're reading with the sniffer through stock cats.

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6/30/08, 03:42 PM

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So you're actually about .25 points lower if you're reading with the sniffer through stock cats.

Does that mean that my current tune is actually .25 richer than the sniffer shows?

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6/30/08, 05:04 PM

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Correct. It's not an exact science. The age of the catalytic converters, whether or not they are high flow or factory, all play a very small role in the difference. Typically, if you dyno a factory catted car with say 40,000 miles or less on it... an air fuel ratio of 12.5 would probably be closer to 12.3ish or slightly lower.

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