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Originally Posted by JerryHawk250
... i would like to do is fine tune the ECU. I know there's more power available just in tuning.
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I came across a Good dyno-tuning outfit which meticulously showed (using a wide-band oxygen sensor and meter ...
on the dyno) that a Honda Grom ECU made for a near perfect (stoichiometric) 14.7:1 air:fuel ratio ...
UNTIL the last 10% of throttle opening where the air:fuel ratio dropped to ~13.2:1 - to make maximum power at wide-open throttle.
So, I ran my 2023 Grom at ~5,000 rpm (NOT wide-open throttle) for awhile, killed the ignition (with
OUT closing the throttle), pulled the spark-plug and, sure enough, the plug center insulator was white as snow. Is that what a perfect 14.7:1 air-fuel ratio looks like on the spark plug center insulator?
Today we're Forecast to reach ~50*; I'll try running wide-open throttle - to see if the same approach shows the sought after
light TAN plug center insulator, which used to be depicted as '
perfect' on Champion spark plug charts in the back of gas station bays?