Easy question for the brains trust,
For the AFR to go down (Richer) the VE needs to go up? Or do I have this arse about?
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Re: AFR & VE Table
Correct
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Re: AFR & VE Table
Damn, you are quick 
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Re: AFR & VE Table
Yep and you can logically remember this cause volume is a measure of space (volumetric) and efficiency is just that. So more ve means more efficient at pumping air means more air. More air calculated means more fuel injected.
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