Did a WOT log tonite(wow) for J had the truck up
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Nope I dunno wtf is going on with that, it comes and goes... The gauge stayed at 10-11 untill it got down in the 4800 and bellow, so it is still filthy rich... I am going to have and pick J's noggin on the lean issue.......

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Thanks gents
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This a very vague statement, but at approximately 9 #'s of boost on a 6.0, you should be close to maxing the MAF on the your pcm. ehhh, maybe 60 to 65#'s on the MAF. Not 6#'s of boost. Again, approximates, but surely not maxing the maf at 6#'s of boost IMO. Make sure Hal gets your scan and ask him about it.
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oOo Ok well I am going by what I was looking at, at 5-5500 or so it is at that boost 6-7. Now above that I didn't really look at the boost gauge, more so on the road and the WB. So there could be a chance it could have reached 8-9 psi. The log was to J soon after the run, havn't heard anything from him yet.. So there is a chance it made that kinda boost, have to put a cam on the gauge next time..
It still needs a lil more rpms before the shift thowe..
John
It still needs a lil more rpms before the shift thowe..John
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This a very vague statement, but at approximately 9 #'s of boost on a 6.0, you should be close to maxing the MAF on the your pcm. ehhh, maybe 60 to 65#'s on the MAF. Not 6#'s of boost. Again, approximates, but surely not maxing the maf at 6#'s of boost IMO. Make sure Hal gets your scan and ask him about it.
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