I think you all are dreaming. If your O2 sensor is doing its job, then in all actuality only under full throttle would there be any if at all a difference. check out how an O2 sensor works and you will see that it is only going to let as much fuel into intake as it needs to meet the amount programmed into your "chip"/ecu. as close to lambda as possible.-
now if you have a bad o2 sensor, i could def. see that the car would run very rich and crappy cause now the "default-program" isnt going to function properly due to the larger injectors. adding more fuel isnt goin g to make your car faster- leaning it out in most cases actually will,
or am I wrong here
now I understand that if you are getting more air into the engine you need more fuel, but are the stock injectors really that close to being maxed out on a pretty stock engine?
just my 2 cents????????
now if you have a bad o2 sensor, i could def. see that the car would run very rich and crappy cause now the "default-program" isnt going to function properly due to the larger injectors. adding more fuel isnt goin g to make your car faster- leaning it out in most cases actually will,
or am I wrong here
now I understand that if you are getting more air into the engine you need more fuel, but are the stock injectors really that close to being maxed out on a pretty stock engine?
just my 2 cents????????
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