Help with Knocking at 7000RPM
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Help with Knocking at 7000RPM
Alright i currently have a street tune that i copied from another evo owner.
I'm running 19psi which is what it was tuned for. when i run evoscan i have one knock here and there but when i redline it right at 7000 i get like 7 knocks pretty consistantly. So i was wondering what can i change, whether it be in the fuel map or timing? or something else? I'm also running 91oct in cali. I provided pictures of my fuel map and ignition map. What other info do i need to offer?
Street tune Fuel map

for comparison
Stock Fuel map

Street tune Ign map

for comparison
Stock IGN map

Notice timing wasn't changed...hmm
Thanks.
I'm running 19psi which is what it was tuned for. when i run evoscan i have one knock here and there but when i redline it right at 7000 i get like 7 knocks pretty consistantly. So i was wondering what can i change, whether it be in the fuel map or timing? or something else? I'm also running 91oct in cali. I provided pictures of my fuel map and ignition map. What other info do i need to offer?
Street tune Fuel map

for comparison
Stock Fuel map

Street tune Ign map

for comparison
Stock IGN map

Notice timing wasn't changed...hmm
Thanks.
Last edited by Dosagex; Oct 9, 2007 at 02:50 PM.
I see nothing different with your ignition maps? Hence whoever tuned you, didn't really tune you. If tuning is sex they just touched your *******.
It seems your running too much timing with too lean AFR on 91. No one cannot be sure without a DATALOG though.
It seems your running too much timing with too lean AFR on 91. No one cannot be sure without a DATALOG though.
Last edited by Ph3n1x; Oct 9, 2007 at 03:03 PM.
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try dropping the 180, 200 load cells down to 12 or so and 8 @ 220 at 7000rpm
maybe a degree less at 7500 etc.
I don't have any experience with IX but lowering the timing is the most immediate step until you know what the afr is.
if it helps you can try to back it up some.
maybe a degree less at 7500 etc.
I don't have any experience with IX but lowering the timing is the most immediate step until you know what the afr is.
if it helps you can try to back it up some.
Try changing the lean spool feature to shut off at 8k rpms - The stock value is 7k rpms (reason for 8k is that you will never get out of lean spool since you wont rev that high...i hope) It could be the jump from lean spool turning off in conjunction with the fuel mapping in that area that is causing it to knock right at 7k as you describe it...
Also why are your 280-300 load cells leaner than the 220-260 load cells? This could be bad if you ever over boosted....
Also why are your 280-300 load cells leaner than the 220-260 load cells? This could be bad if you ever over boosted....









