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Old Mar 5, 2015, 08:56 AM
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I just looked at that last picture and, no, I did not cause that abrasion on the wheel, that is curb rash that was already there...
BUT...be careful that you don't grind the wheel edge with whatever you use!
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Nice wheels! Glad to see that you were able to find something close to what you were after.
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Garrett, I'm pinning/exceeding my MAF voltage of 4.5... I'm almost 5.0 in that high load (WOT), high rpm 5800+ range, causing that coughing/hiccoughing. No, I am not knocking...any suggestions?

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Add fuel to that area?
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your MAF needs to be scaled
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
your MAF needs to be scaled
Michael is developing speed density for our car...maybe a month away.


Edit: On a side note...my rear motor mount needs replaced again , as does my outer tie-rod ends (noted on install/balance/alignment of new wheels/tires). I spin my new Dunlops so easily right now. It's as if I still have my bald Kuhmos on!

I also got a rattle can of Phoenix Red in today to touch up the rolled rear fenders. I still need some primer and then I'll get to it.

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how much boost are you running?
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
how much boost are you running?
It was flashing "12" in the colder weather, but otherwise, it's set at "10."
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when you max out the MAF how lean is it getting? I'm so ready for speed density...
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
when you max out the MAF how lean is it getting? I'm so ready for speed density...
@ 4.9 v = 11.76 AFR

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are you logging injector pulse width?
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
are you logging injector pulse width?

I made a math error and wasn't as lean as I thought. I changed it above...

No, it doesn't look like I'm logging injector pulse width.
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
...what's nice is hackish added a graphing function to the tables/maps that allows you to see all of the cell values in a graph...

Mike was just on teamview with me and when he updated my SW with the latest maps etc, he showed me the latest 3D graphs...pretty darn cool!
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that's pretty good still...don't increase your boost until you get the MAF scaled.


also, injector pulse width is good, cause it will show you if you're say increasing in RPM, and the mixture is getting lean, but pulse width is increasing or maxed out, it means either your injectors can no longer supply enough fuel, or your fuel pump is dying or unable to keep up...that's how I found out my stock fuel pump finally had enough.
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
that's pretty good still...don't increase your boost until you get the MAF scaled.


also, injector pulse width is good, cause it will show you if you're say increasing in RPM, and the mixture is getting lean, but pulse width is increasing or maxed out, it means either your injectors can no longer supply enough fuel, or your fuel pump is dying or unable to keep up...that's how I found out my stock fuel pump finally had enough.

550cc injectors maxed out? As far as fuel pump goes, should I go ahead and change that for preventative maintenance, and which Walbro, 255?

Edit: Belay my last, I see yours now.

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