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Old Jun 10, 2016, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Evo9_Dubai
I am considering the radium unit to solve my lean tip in.
Not sure if it will help with lean tip in everywhere, but it will mostly fix the lean spot between 2000-2600 rpm.
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Originally Posted by mrfred
Yeah, 15 load (at loc_1180) sounds about like the lowest I see.

For the USDM Evo 9, the requested linear FPW is at FFFF6C30/31. This variable corresponds to the values in the input axis (aka x-axis) of the PW linearization table. Its a 2-byte value. I assume you'll know where to find it in the ROM you are tweaking. You'll need to pick a spot in the MUT table to log it. I log it at MUT 2B/2C. My EvoScan definition is:

<DataListItem DataLog="Y" Color="" Display="2-Byte Sync FPW" LogReference="2BSyncFPW" RequestID="2B" RequestID2="2C" Eval="0.008*x" Unit="ms" MetricEval="" MetricUnit="" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="0" GaugeMax="66" ChartMin="0" ChartMax="66" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" Priority="1" Visible="False" />
Ah! I thought it is already built in the rom, but I guess I have to assign the MUT address!

I just logged this item and it gives me 18ms when cold to 14ms when warmed up, is there any chance just scaling might be different?

Current MUT table shows: 993A 993B @ 2B / 2C

where 2 byte injector pulse width logging is 9938 9939 @ 29 / 2A
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Originally Posted by mrfred
Not sure if it will help with lean tip in everywhere, but it will mostly fix the lean spot between 2000-2600 rpm.
Well it fixed my lean spot between 2000-2600 with the radium rail/damper but I still have a lean tip in from a full stop. I can fix that by making the car go open loop but is it possible to fix in closed loop?
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Originally Posted by Evo9_Dubai
Well it fixed my lean spot between 2000-2600 with the radium rail/damper but I still have a lean tip in from a full stop. I can fix that by making the car go open loop but is it possible to fix in closed loop?
Gotta fix that with tuning.
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An update on my setup, I finally settled on a Boomba fuel rail that accepted the stock Evo9 end fittings.
This has a 1/8 female NPT port for whatever you need to add.
So I got the new trick Radium pressure damper with manifold reference.
This has a 3/8 male NPT port and I was unable to source an adapter in Oz to marry the damper to the rail.
However, Mettle Air in Niagara Falls have a suitable brass adapter 120-CA, and the whole setup works fine and no leaks.
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That Boomba rail looks pretty nice, I thought you had Radium rail though, which had the right sized port for the FPD.

Wonder if if you could get a local company to do a small batch of 1/8 to 3/8 adapters in Al.
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The Boomba rail did in the end work out ok for me, but looking at the revised Radium rail/damper and fittings setup, that is in my opinion the best setup for the Evo 56789.
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Bringing this thread back alive.

will this table affect Open Loop fueling ?
for requested fpw 1.264 and greater /
adding 1.02 ms to all larger requested fpw what will be the affect ?
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