chrismc_DC2
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- Joined
- Jan 2, 2009
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- Car(s)
- 2000 UKDM ITR. CW factory std
Im certainly no "know it all" or that you are a liar
I just think you arguement is a bit flawed & not really based on fact or your own knowledge. Your sarcasm is not really called for either...
As i understand it...At idle or maintaining a steady throttle, the ECU is running "closed loop" & using the Lambda to maintain a nice 14.7:1/Lambda 1 AFR
How does removing the CAT make the car fuel leaner when its running closed loop? I may well be missing something but the CAT has nothing to do with the actual fuelling as far as i know
On WOT i understood the mixture can be a tad leaner due to increases in pumping efficency from breathing mods/decat BUT the fuelling still being dictated by the stock ECU map. The stock map is going to be mapped on the safe side (a bit rich) too
If im totally wrong then fair enough and il hold up my hands but i really dont think a decat is going to make a whole lot of difference
I just think you arguement is a bit flawed & not really based on fact or your own knowledge. Your sarcasm is not really called for either...
As i understand it...At idle or maintaining a steady throttle, the ECU is running "closed loop" & using the Lambda to maintain a nice 14.7:1/Lambda 1 AFR
How does removing the CAT make the car fuel leaner when its running closed loop? I may well be missing something but the CAT has nothing to do with the actual fuelling as far as i know
On WOT i understood the mixture can be a tad leaner due to increases in pumping efficency from breathing mods/decat BUT the fuelling still being dictated by the stock ECU map. The stock map is going to be mapped on the safe side (a bit rich) too
If im totally wrong then fair enough and il hold up my hands but i really dont think a decat is going to make a whole lot of difference