Proform 850 dialing it in closer
I see 10, 11 and 12 AFR on the axis of the 2 bbl launch but only 10 and 12 on the 4 bbl.
If you want to attempt a direct comparison, there is a bar like symbol at the top. More like a thin "I" Use that to select and copy a section of the 2 bbl log. Then overlay that onto the 4 bbl log. Move it around to so the start rpms of the 2nd gear shift line up (or whatever you want).
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It does look that way. I don't know what your engine likes.
You can use this tool to show the AFRs and RPM at any point. It makes it easier to compare stuff.
What bother me more is the sloping.
Could be too much air in the main wells.
And also maybe too much main airbleed.
I'd look at the emulsion-holes and HSABs to see what is there. Then decide.
That might be just the difference in AFR and time scales scales. Logworks might have automatically scaled the AFR different.
I see 10, 11 and 12 AFR on the axis of the 2 bbl launch but only 10 and 12 on the 4 bbl.
If you want to attempt a direct comparison, there is a bar like symbol at the top. More like a thin "I" Use that to select and copy a section of the 2 bbl log. Then overlay that onto the 4 bbl log. Move it around to so the start rpms of the 2nd gear shift line up (or whatever you want).
It does look that way. I don't know what your engine likes.
You can use this tool to show the AFRs and RPM at any point. It makes it easier to compare stuff.
What bother me more is the sloping.
Could be too much air in the main wells.
And also maybe too much main airbleed.
I'd look at the emulsion-holes and HSABs to see what is there. Then decide.
