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tjasko

Go Kart Champion
Speaking of fuel trims, when using vcds, what blocks would I log to see long term and short term fuel trims? And what is a good target number?

Measuring blocks 32 and 33. For target numbers, it can be all over the place. I see 7-8% frequently in mine and it's fine, however if you see 10% or above IMHO, you may want to look into it. However with certain intakes, it can show 15-20% for the fuel trim.

This is for the Golf R specifically, but this is still valid if any other GTI owners want to give it a read as well: http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?5860772-Aftermarket-Intakes-and-Fuel-Trim-Issues
 

HYDE161

Go Kart Champion
That's a question for HYDE :) He taught me a lot of what I know on Ethanol blends a long time back. He the the resident E85 blend master now hehe

Lol, I learned a lot after testing for almost a year but now on the big turbo setup I have, I am adding a 5th port injector to run even more E85.
 

visceralsoup

Ready to race!
Measuring blocks 32 and 33. For target numbers, it can be all over the place. I see 7-8% frequently in mine and it's fine, however if you see 10% or above IMHO, you may want to look into it. However with certain intakes, it can show 15-20% for the fuel trim.

This is for the Golf R specifically, but this is still valid if any other GTI owners want to give it a read as well: http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?5860772-Aftermarket-Intakes-and-Fuel-Trim-Issues

Ah ok. I've run those before I think it was under 10. I had fuel trims corrected for my intake when I initially got the tune.
 

INV2LAW

Passed Driver's Ed
OP, are these results with TBE, HPFP, Intake and IC? @ what psi? Im thinking of running 93 octane by blending 91 and E85 when I mod mine, just gathering all my parts for now hehe
 
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