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cfg83 02-26-2007 08:51 PM

Electronic Ways to Improve Your Fuel Economy
 
Hello -

I'm having lots of fun down under! Here's another article :

Electronic Ways to Improve Your Fuel Economy
27 September 2006
At a glance...
* Air/fuel ratios
* Changing air/fuel ratios :)
* High load mixtures :mad:
* Lean cruise :D
* Losing the oxy sensor :eek:

https://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_3022/article.html

This article talks about "factory lean cruise", which I surmise is the Honda VX specialty.

I don't think I would remove the 02 sensor, except for the purpose of a short term test.

CarloSW2

dieselbenz 03-01-2007 11:50 PM

I think I'm one of the few people here with an Autospeed subscription. Their technical articles are top notch.

cfg83 03-02-2007 12:29 AM

tjts1 -

Quote:

Originally Posted by tjts1 (Post 42484)
I think I'm one of the few people here with an Autospeed subscription. Their technical articles are top notch.

I just noticed autospeed recently in the last few days (hence my article posts). The folks down under are doing alot of cool stuff. Also, they seem to have a relationship to Jaycar Electronics, which has alot of auto-centric electronic kits. Soooo, when they come up with a gizmo, sometimes you can buy it.

CarloSW2

dieselbenz 03-02-2007 05:37 PM

Do a search on on autospeed for "prius", "negative boost" and "aerodynamics" (tuft testing) for some interesting reading. They also show how to build from scratch and O2 sensor monitor and O2 signal controller in order to manipulate air/fuel ratios on the fly from inside the cabin. Very cool stuff. I enjoy autospeed because their approach is very analytical. Their goals with most modifications doesn't just mindlessly pursue peak horsepower. Instead they look for ways to optimize the existing systems in your car. Stuff like the low RPM torque turbo was very interesting for example.


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