Lean Cruise Patch applied, and it is NICE!!!!
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yeah all I have is gas receipts. LOL I would set tune up to run lean and just watch gas receipts for a week. I mean we are talking minimum gains or losses. Don't get me wrong, I have never found huge gains from lean cruise and I understand driving differences day to day would certainly efffect any reports. And I typed to quick earlier, looking through my receipts and notes, 15.7ish was about as good as i could get it. After that there was no difference and looks like I was losing mpg at 16.5.
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Some asked the question about having a greater TPS while crusing here are a couple of MAPs i did to show the difference between regular 14.68 driving and > 14.68 (i used filters to get the data.
First up are TPS
Regular (Commanded 14.68)

LC (Commanded > 14.68)

Second MPH
Regular (Commanded 14.68)

LC (Commanded > 14.68)
First up are TPS
Regular (Commanded 14.68)

LC (Commanded > 14.68)

Second MPH
Regular (Commanded 14.68)

LC (Commanded > 14.68)
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yeah all I have is gas receipts. LOL I would set tune up to run lean and just watch gas receipts for a week. I mean we are talking minimum gains or losses. Don't get me wrong, I have never found huge gains from lean cruise and I understand driving differences day to day would certainly efffect any reports. And I typed to quick earlier, looking through my receipts and notes, 15.7ish was about as good as i could get it. After that there was no difference and looks like I was losing mpg at 16.5.
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maybe this is where spark dwell could play a roll? IDK but I never put alot of effort into it because, well...I get 10mpg and run 11 to 12's in the 1/4 mile...I have come to accept gas can't be a concern with my setup LMAO.....
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