Got some pics of my gauge pod and gauges.....
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Looks good Matt.
Also, 14.7 is perfect stoichiometric combustion.
Originally Posted by My old Advanced Fuel System & Emission Professor
Stoichiometric Combustion
Stoichiometric or Theoretical Combustion is the ideal combustion process during which a fuel is burned completely. A complete combustion is a process which burns all the carbon (C) to (CO2), all hydrogen (H) to (H2O) and all sulfur (S) to (SO2). If there are unburned components in the exhaust gas such as C, H2, CO the combustion process is uncompleted.
Stoichiometric or Theoretical Combustion is the ideal combustion process during which a fuel is burned completely. A complete combustion is a process which burns all the carbon (C) to (CO2), all hydrogen (H) to (H2O) and all sulfur (S) to (SO2). If there are unburned components in the exhaust gas such as C, H2, CO the combustion process is uncompleted.
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Originally Posted by baja150
Also, 14.7 is perfect stoichiometric combustion.
Good to see it's running "perfect".
Good to see it's running "perfect".
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Thanks for all the comments guys. The A/F actually dances between 14.2~15.2 when idling and cruising with the average being 14.7. I happened to take the pic right when it was at 14.7 
That is the normal operation of a fuel injected vehicle these days and is known as "cross counts" of the O2 sensor, from rich to lean and rich to lean so on. I am realy impressed with the Roush tune, it has always been dead on accurate and safe. I have another pic I took today under boost and it is somewhere in the 11.0 range, I'll put that up later.
Oh and the light in the cobalt gauge is really blue. The purple accents in the picture are just from lighting or something. I also like the fact that the surround of the gauges matches the stockers in the cluster.
That is the normal operation of a fuel injected vehicle these days and is known as "cross counts" of the O2 sensor, from rich to lean and rich to lean so on. I am realy impressed with the Roush tune, it has always been dead on accurate and safe. I have another pic I took today under boost and it is somewhere in the 11.0 range, I'll put that up later.Oh and the light in the cobalt gauge is really blue. The purple accents in the picture are just from lighting or something. I also like the fact that the surround of the gauges matches the stockers in the cluster.
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Your truck rocks man! I plan on joining you soon in the boosted club.. just need to save a little more and do a little moe research1
Love the gauges! Awesome..
I wish "FATHERFORD" would have posted some pics of his guages.. but I think he got the boot from this site..
Love the gauges! Awesome..
I wish "FATHERFORD" would have posted some pics of his guages.. but I think he got the boot from this site..
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Originally Posted by Matt 05'FX4
Thanks for all the comments guys. The A/F actually dances between 14.2~15.2 when idling and cruising with the average being 14.7.
Super nice setup matt!
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Originally Posted by khendrix2374
I wish "FATHERFORD" would have posted some pics of his guages.. but I think he got the boot from this site..
I didn't know that! Why did he get booted??
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lookin good! Nice Buell too