Lean Cruise Settings

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L67PSI
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Re: Lean Cruise Settings

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Did a data log and commanded AFR does change. 18.4:1
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Re: Lean Cruise Settings

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the fact you needed to increase tps there to maintain speed when lean cruise came on would say to me that's too much, i'd drop the figure back a bit like VL400 said to no more than 16 and see if its any better.
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Re: Lean Cruise Settings

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yep had to double check myself, it's adding spark by default, you can use negative numbers to reduce spark, yep the stock AFR's are really lean, i usually change the targets to hit mid 15's
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Re: Lean Cruise Settings

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Just made some changes, to target mid to high 15:1 afr. Will data log again and post results.

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Re: Lean Cruise Settings

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Does this look any better??
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Re: Lean Cruise Settings

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Yep.

Did you lower the lean cruise speed threshold? Looks like lean cruise at 58km/h?
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Yes lowered threshold, to 56km. I think standard was 70km.
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Re: Lean Cruise Settings

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With the trip computer I was seeing 6.8-6.9L/100km at 60kph on flat road.