Yup, the A/F is WAY off between the runs. As BigKid stated everyone raisedOriginally posted by BigKID@Dec 16 2003, 09:22 AM
There was an extensive thread on ls1tech a while back about it. I think the general consinsus wasJust go buy a carbide bit for you dremel and some fine grit paper and p/p you throttle body.
btw... look back at their dyno graphs and look at the a/f ratio between the two runs. Something a little fishy going on there.on it and if you buy it
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