Target Air/fuel Ratios
The relative proportions of air and fuel vary according to the type of fuel used and the performance requirements (i.e. power, fuel economy or exhaust emissions).
See air-fuel ratio, stoichiometry and combustion.
Read more about this topic: Fuel Injection
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