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Your normally lose about 40hp through the VR6 drivetrain. And Drivetrain includes brakes, tyres, driveshafts, gear oil etc etc.

Remember the "flywheel" figure is calculated from coast down losses, so is open to some creative number making. All dynos measure KW at the wheels, so take that reading and ignore the flywheel one.

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I also think that u are right . No matter the way, i think that the values are too low, consindering that i am using a stage II VF S/C .. Now i am thinking how to overcome the rich mixture. I think that readings of 11.34 - 11.94 ( 0.75-0,75 Lambda) means too rich mixture , and consequently loss of power. What is yr opinion ?

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I also think that u are right . No matter the way' date=' i think that the values are too low, consindering that i am using a stage II VF S/C .. Now i am thinking how to overcome the rich mixture. I think that readings of 11.34 - 11.94 ( 0.75-0,75 Lambda) means too rich mixture , and consequently loss of power. What is yr opinion ?

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Stage 2, so 8psi yeah?

In that case yes 11.3 to 12 AF is too rich. I would run it at 12.5 AF.

For best power, boost fuelling should be the leanest you can go without getting detonation or excessively high EGTs.

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By the way' date=' the AF 12.5 is reached from 2460 to 2900 rpm !! hahahahaha ....

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12.5 @ 2460!!

The stage 2 S/C doesn't start making boost until 3800rpm! Mind you, it depends on the air flow the Mass Air meter is seeing, but that's too rich for such low load. You need a decent remap. Are you using the GIAC chip ?

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