AFRs for Launch Control / Free Revving
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2021 11:10 pm
Is it typical for AFRs to be quite lean when free-revving / setting up for a launch? For me it's all column 2, the further down it I get the leaner I go when free-revving yet if I hit those cells in any gear the AFRs are fine.
I know when accessing the launch limit it does the fuel & or ignition cut and thus combustion is cut and that will obviously come out very lean, but for example if I hold the accelerator down enough to sit at 4k (before the launch limit) with the clutch in I'll get a very lean AFR like 17:1 in the same cell that would be right on my AFR target if the car were in gear.
Not that I make a regular practice of this but concerned if this is not typical, I just wasn't sure.
I know when accessing the launch limit it does the fuel & or ignition cut and thus combustion is cut and that will obviously come out very lean, but for example if I hold the accelerator down enough to sit at 4k (before the launch limit) with the clutch in I'll get a very lean AFR like 17:1 in the same cell that would be right on my AFR target if the car were in gear.
Not that I make a regular practice of this but concerned if this is not typical, I just wasn't sure.