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    #16
    Originally posted by midnite racer x
    yes, the higher the gear means the higher the load = richer the mixture.
    That can actually be adjusted in uberdata, i believe crome, and the real standalones
    Its can but it will still raise or drop somewhat. It will not be eliminated.

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      #17
      Originally posted by ssaccord92
      what's a good air fuel setting 2 be at when tunning h22 all motor with out leaning out 2 much is it 14 or 13 or somewhere in between
      It would've helped if we knew what conditions you wanted it tuned for.
      Short Term Track Drags/Street Racing or Long Term Track Racing/Daily Street Driving etc..but from the gist of the answers it would be short term race. Wouldn't it be easier to map & save the different .bin files for each occasion to use when necessary or am i way off base here as well?

      I'm sorry but I'm a stickler for The More Info Given the Better Answer Received.

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