A/F stock readings

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  1. CentralTexHemi

    CentralTexHemi PUNISHER

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    I had to go back to stock last night to have the transfer case serviced today at Jeep so I thought I would do some WOT run and see what the Jeep runs stock, 1st gear 11.5, 2nd gear 11.3, 3rd gear 11.2 and 4th just got a little richer:chair:
     
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    Not surprising at all. GM does the same thing. It's called warranty claim reduction. Build them fat and happy and hope they last longer, LOL. Good info Wade!
     
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    Holy cow! I was meaning to get around to doing the same thing just to find out. Nice timing. Speaking of timing... Did you happen to get that too?
     
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    IDK can you datalog the stock tune VIA the Diablo?
     
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    Good question. I would think so. When you first hook it up it loads the stock tune from the car and "marries" itself to it. If you say no to installing a tune the data logging should work fine at that point?

    [edit] Now that I think about it, I'm almost sure of it since one of the options is to modify the stock tune.
     
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  6. Patrick G

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    You can monitor stock timing the same way you can the modified tunes. It's in the 18-22 degree range for the most part.