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  1. 05-28-2008, 10:39 PM #1
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    haha I had a guy tell me one time he tunes his car with a narrow band gauge...everytime he went WOT it was "pig rich" , so he kept turning the injector pulses down until....boom LOL Ill never forget that day
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nemesis
    haha I had a guy tell me one time he tunes his car with a narrow band gauge...everytime he went WOT it was "pig rich" , so he kept turning the injector pulses down until....boom LOL Ill never forget that day
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    but, is it possible to get it to be "normal" by including a wideband oxygen sensor into the equation?


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