What a dyno screen shot should NOT look like
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This is a "certain" members truck (not mine) with a STS and stock fuel system trying to run 10 lbs of boost. Notice the injector duty cycle and the actual A/F (top) verses the commanded A/F (bottom). Luckily he was still able to drive home (100 miles) even after making a second run that was even uglier 

Last edited by kbracing96; Mar 5, 2006 at 02:48 PM.
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Calculated inj duty cycles would be somewhat lower if commanded AFR was something like 11.0 :1 but would still be way over 100%. Looks like he was out of injector before 4000 RPM at a commanded AFR around 10.0:1. Could probably set the rev limiter to 4500 RPM with a commanded AFR of say 11.0:1 with no safety factor. But what fun would that be!
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Originally Posted by TurboBerserker
Ouch. Thats a big KR spike.
I think your friend should not leave the house -- he's used up all his luck for this year
I think your friend should not leave the house -- he's used up all his luck for this year

Can you say 8*...? 
All most needed a bucket to take the pieces home

The dyno guy did tell him they had a mop and a bucket he could use to clean up the mess if he wanted to go again
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