Dyno results after mods...Seem good?
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Hey Chris,
Again, bad advise will get you all worked up for no reason at all.
By design, the vacuum canister holds a small amount of vacuum to operate the heater controls. It NEVER sees any boost because it has a one way check valve not allowing any boost to enter the VACUUM canister or go out into space.
So, your on boost AFR's will be exactly the same connected or not.
Again, bad advise will get you all worked up for no reason at all.
By design, the vacuum canister holds a small amount of vacuum to operate the heater controls. It NEVER sees any boost because it has a one way check valve not allowing any boost to enter the VACUUM canister or go out into space.
So, your on boost AFR's will be exactly the same connected or not.
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2016 GT4-R
Rick DeMan
DeMan Motorsport
Upper Nyack, NY
845 727 3070
Porsche Sales & Service
Porsche Race services and parts
www.DeManMotorsport.com
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Hey Chris,
Again, bad advise will get you all worked up for no reason at all.
By design, the vacuum canister holds a small amount of vacuum to operate the heater controls. It NEVER sees any boost because it has a one way check valve not allowing any boost to enter the VACUUM canister or go out into space.
So, your on boost AFR's will be exactly the same connected or not.
Again, bad advise will get you all worked up for no reason at all.
By design, the vacuum canister holds a small amount of vacuum to operate the heater controls. It NEVER sees any boost because it has a one way check valve not allowing any boost to enter the VACUUM canister or go out into space.
So, your on boost AFR's will be exactly the same connected or not.
What's your opinion on the AFR curve? Russell told me that he programs the AFR to fall in the 11.5 - 12.0 range through most of the power range, and that my AFR curve was unexpected, possibly indicating something wrong with the car somewhere. What do you think? (I was waiting to get back in touch with you until I spoke with Russell, but he's been MIA.)