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Old 07-26-2008, 09:07 AM   #10 (permalink)
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I'm not sure why reducing the ammount of fuel used would decrease fuel economy. That doesn't seem to make sense but I couldn't really say for certain. And the popping gets worse when you change your exhaust especially when you've got a loud one like your LMI or Spintech like I've got. But I've read on the other forum about a lot of people who say that tuning definitely reduced the popping for them.
Please read my post again. I think it is called decel fuel cut-out DFCO it is differant than leaning your AFR like you was saying. Maybe svede1212 can shed some light I think he tunes his own car. My car is tuned and it pops the same before the tune, I have the loud "snap popping" and high rpm raspyness when shifting that I don't like with the LMI's, I'm going with a custom Magnaflow setup soon.
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