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| 6.4L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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Can someone explain low boost fueling to me
I see that as an option on my H&S but dont know what it is and how it works?
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I think it increases fueling at lower boost levels.
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You can use the lbf settings to decrease or increase how much smoke your truck produces when you romp on it with low boost psi.
I guess you could think of it like a safety defuel. The program will lower fuel delivery at lower boost levels to keep smoke down. I run mine on the lowest setting and it seems to keep my egts a bit lower, but that could be in my head, I'm not positive. |
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So, its just a smoke thing? Not for running the truck more effieciently?
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I think so. My well calibrated butt Dyno can't tell a difference in pick up between the highest and lowest settings.
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I see what you did there
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The mileage seems a little better on the lower settings.
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![]() I had no better advice than that, and felt it was a fairly safe reply |
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I just run mine on the default low boost fueling(3). Some say that the turbo lights quicker with it turned up but I haven't ran anything other than 3 so I can't say whether or not that's true. Running it with the higher levels most likely will dirty oil quicker and cake up the egr valve so I figured right in the middle would be good, plus the smoke is easy to control and as long as you don't stab the throttle right away, I can get into the throttle pretty heavy without much more than a haze at the most.
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