Super Rich AFR on Full Boost
#1
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Super Rich AFR on Full Boost
Hi Guys,
would like to get some advise as beside tweaking the fuel map, scaling & ve % map, which area can i still lean off my afr a little on my higher load while full throttle and full boost?
My car power out put is greater during lower and mid range and while it reaches higher load or full boost, my afr drops til 10afr.
Should i tweak on the MAF Scaling? Actually after i lower the maf scaling table by just a little my car perform greatly on the lower to mid range but on the higher load/full boost the afr is still very rich.
Just hoping to squeeze extra power out of it.
Thanks A Million
would like to get some advise as beside tweaking the fuel map, scaling & ve % map, which area can i still lean off my afr a little on my higher load while full throttle and full boost?
My car power out put is greater during lower and mid range and while it reaches higher load or full boost, my afr drops til 10afr.
Should i tweak on the MAF Scaling? Actually after i lower the maf scaling table by just a little my car perform greatly on the lower to mid range but on the higher load/full boost the afr is still very rich.
Just hoping to squeeze extra power out of it.
Thanks A Million
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You probably need to tweak the fuel table. But that would also depend on what your fuel trims look like, and also what the fuel table looks like currently. You may need to do a combination of VE and fuel table changes.
Or if your fuel trims are pulling fuel to lean the car out to the proper AF ratio, you could simply put a bigger number in for your injector scaling to globally lean it out.
Or if your fuel trims are pulling fuel to lean the car out to the proper AF ratio, you could simply put a bigger number in for your injector scaling to globally lean it out.
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Hi Todd, my yes i do have 3rd gear pull logs but all without afr
I have been tweaking the scaling and even with just 1 level up (650 to 665) i start to encounter knocks on the higher loads 160-190.
Im pretty sure that my afr on the lower and mid load is what i wanted (14-12ish) and when full boost kicks in the afr will deeps til 10 until redline.
I have been tweaking the scaling and even with just 1 level up (650 to 665) i start to encounter knocks on the higher loads 160-190.
Im pretty sure that my afr on the lower and mid load is what i wanted (14-12ish) and when full boost kicks in the afr will deeps til 10 until redline.
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You probably need to tweak the fuel table. But that would also depend on what your fuel trims look like, and also what the fuel table looks like currently. You may need to do a combination of VE and fuel table changes.
Or if your fuel trims are pulling fuel to lean the car out to the proper AF ratio, you could simply put a bigger number in for your injector scaling to globally lean it out.
Or if your fuel trims are pulling fuel to lean the car out to the proper AF ratio, you could simply put a bigger number in for your injector scaling to globally lean it out.
Any idea where can i lean out a little during full boost/high load?
Thanks
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Hi Todd, my yes i do have 3rd gear pull logs but all without afr
I have been tweaking the scaling and even with just 1 level up (650 to 665) i start to encounter knocks on the higher loads 160-190.
Im pretty sure that my afr on the lower and mid load is what i wanted (14-12ish) and when full boost kicks in the afr will deeps til 10 until redline.
I have been tweaking the scaling and even with just 1 level up (650 to 665) i start to encounter knocks on the higher loads 160-190.
Im pretty sure that my afr on the lower and mid load is what i wanted (14-12ish) and when full boost kicks in the afr will deeps til 10 until redline.
You're not looking at your AFR, you need to look at your fuel trims, long term and short term. In closed loop your afr will generally be spot on given your tune is close enough. BY increasing scaling you're leaning the mixture out. Its not the cause of the knock unless its running super lean. Which I doubt you are if it running in the deep in the 10's at WOT
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You're not looking at your AFR, you need to look at your fuel trims, long term and short term. In closed loop your afr will generally be spot on given your tune is close enough. BY increasing scaling you're leaning the mixture out. Its not the cause of the knock unless its running super lean. Which I doubt you are if it running in the deep in the 10's at WOT
Honestly, ive play around with the ign map and ve table but not much different in power and response but when i start to explore on maf scaling, my car responded very much differently.
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Hi, no i got an aem wb afr as reference, when i up my scale from 650 to 665 (750 FIC Injectors) there's a very obvious different in my car response and i can tell that my car likes 650 scale.
Honestly, ive play around with the ign map and ve table but not much different in power and response but when i start to explore on maf scaling, my car responded very much differently.
Honestly, ive play around with the ign map and ve table but not much different in power and response but when i start to explore on maf scaling, my car responded very much differently.
What are your fuel trims?? You can not tune MAF scaling, Injector scaling, or Injector Latencies with out looking at your fuel trims. Speaking of latencies, have you adjusted those at all, because they definitely won't be the same as stock injectors..
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Will Latencies effect WOT AFR?
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A wee bit. You're actually a little lean on the base map in closed loop. The car is adding 8% fuel if both long and short are +4.65. The short term should bounce around though, is that your average? Because you have two long term trims, mid and low, and then one short term trim. The short term is actually direct feedback from the front O2 sensor.
So you actually need more fuel from MAF or injector scaling or VE in closed loop areas. Post your your SD tuning table (VE and MAP KPA/LOAD), and fuel table. Also, post a couple of 3rd gear pull logs.
I think you need to take fuel away in the fuel table, at the same time adding fuel with VE or injector scaling to simultaneously lean WOT, but get the fuel trims closer to 0 in closed loop.
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A wee bit. You're actually a little lean on the base map in closed loop. The car is adding 8% fuel if both long and short are +4.65. The short term should bounce around though, is that your average? Because you have two long term trims, mid and low, and then one short term trim. The short term is actually direct feedback from the front O2 sensor.
So you actually need more fuel from MAF or injector scaling or VE in closed loop areas. Post your your SD tuning table (VE and MAP KPA/LOAD), and fuel table. Also, post a couple of 3rd gear pull logs.
I think you need to take fuel away in the fuel table, at the same time adding fuel with VE or injector scaling to simultaneously lean WOT, but get the fuel trims closer to 0 in closed loop.
So you actually need more fuel from MAF or injector scaling or VE in closed loop areas. Post your your SD tuning table (VE and MAP KPA/LOAD), and fuel table. Also, post a couple of 3rd gear pull logs.
I think you need to take fuel away in the fuel table, at the same time adding fuel with VE or injector scaling to simultaneously lean WOT, but get the fuel trims closer to 0 in closed loop.
To get the fuel trim nearer to 0 i need to dial the latency again
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Or the latency, but that also depends on the fuel trims. You need to get the fuel tri,s closer to 0 with the base map stuff, and take fuel out for WOT, which may mean reducing VE above a certain RPM, or pulling fuel from the fuel table..
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Thank you very much Letsgetthisdone
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