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    Help interpreting Scan Tool data

    I got my scan tool to check my SES, (EGR Sol. #1), but I'm having more fun reading the live data feed. Here are some of the numbers:
    Off the top of my head

    Criusing @ 60MPH @ 1900RPMs
    AF ratio 15:1
    Injector pulse-4
    Spark Advance-44
    ST Fuel Trim- 128
    ST Fuel Trim-12

    WOT-
    AF ratio 12:1
    Injector pulse-22
    Spark Advance-28


    Tested 4-5 times, results were consistant.

    Are these numbers about right? If I need to post any other values to make an accurate judgement please let my know.

    [ November 17, 2004, 06:39 PM: Message edited by: BradC ]
    1993 Pontiac Firebird 3.4L V6 A4<br />F41 RPO suspension option<br />119K miles<br />Fastchip<br />K&N \"Filtercharged\"<br />Airbox cuttout CAI<br />ASP underdrive pulleys<br />Pacesetter Headers<br />Flowmaster 80 Series 2.75 cat-back<br />MangaFlow Hi-Flow Cat<br />Corvette Servo<br />16.4 @ 81 MPH
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