I'm running a lil' rich...
if your running an accesport map, its gonna run it a little rich. Its a safety zone on a turbo motor. If you want it to run closer to stoich, get it dyno tuned so that the tuner can adjust the map to the personal characteristics of your motor. Also ditch the narrowband A/F gauge its junk.
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Most turbo motors are tuned rich for safety. If you have a good tuner, you can run closer to stoichiometric and make more power. Sometimes they are tuned TOO rich though...and that's no bueno. 12.5 = bueno
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all responsible tuners tune a turbo motor a bit rich. Now if you are trying to squeeze every ounce of HP out of a dyno sheet queen, than some tuners are good enough to walk the fine line...but I wouldnt actually drive the thing.


