So you are saying that you attained superior fuel mileage by applying moderate throttle input while also maintaining that the engine's revs stay below a count of 5000. Also you noted that when you did go over 5000 rpm your fuel mileage dropped at an increasingly quick rate of change.

I would assume that using more then moderate throttle input would also curtain the fuel mileage gains you were otherwise seeing.




<---takes dagger from back...


On a serious note...

The stock fuel tables would account for that. They get "grossly" rich once you pass 5000rpm.

The stock SVT PCM is commanding {ideally} 12 AFR at 4k. That drops to 11 AFR by 5k which then drops to 10.5 AFR by 7k.


2000 SVT #674 13.47 @ 102 - All Motor! It was not broke; Yet I fixed it anyway.