With better programmable ECUs you can trim fuel per cylinder, but that assumes you can test each individually or have reliable information about which ones tend to run leaner or richer than others and by how much.
Do we have enough emperical data as to which cylinders tend to suffer from poorer fuel flow? We know which one suffered (worst) in my case, but that surely isn't enough to support a hypothesis.
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