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Old Oct 18, 2006, 12:22 PM
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Need Some input! back 2 Basic Bolt ons

I got my car back from sitting in the body shop and i was just messing around doing some logging with the new release of EVOScan .97 pre Release. And i came up with some knocking at Part throttle, and around 3 and 6800 while at WOT. Now, im looking at my Timing and it just doesnt seem right. Anyone have any input? I refuse to buy a map from Al Since i strongly Dislike his tuning method and his Customer Service Sucks.

one last thing, to make the wideband work with the EVOSCAN, Id assume you put the 5v output on the back of the wideband to the secondary o2 sensor ( Rear ) to make it functional. THis right? Anyone have any idea on this ?
This i what i got for bolt ons.

Greddy Type R BOV
BR mini battery kit
BR upper IC piping.
NGK es8s
Aem Intake.
Aem Wideband
RNR Downpipe
Megan test pipe and cat back
Halman Pro MBC


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Old Oct 18, 2006, 12:37 PM
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Aggrivation Bump.............!
Old Oct 18, 2006, 05:23 PM
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For it to come on all of the sudden like that where there hadnt been any knock before is odd. Your load seems low for your mods, and I am therefore going to guess you are at stock boost? Whats your fuel map look like? How much leaner are you over stock, in full points.
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Looks like you have a sea of 8's already

Looks like you also logged the wrong load, there is the max 160 and the load calc.
Old Oct 18, 2006, 05:26 PM
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His load never goes over 225 in that log. I am really curious what the rest of the map looks like.
Old Oct 18, 2006, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
His load never goes over 225 in that log. I am really curious what the rest of the map looks like.
I see it maxed at 159.375 in the loadMax160 column which isn't the correct load to log.

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RPM	TPS	AirFlow	AirTemp	    AirVol	Knock TimingAdv	LoadMax160
3375	100	773.67	64.84026985	96	1	8	159.375
3500	100	886.89	64.84026985	160	1	8	159.375
3656.25	100	987.53	64.09792	216	1	8	159.375
3843.75	100	1012.69	64.09792	232	1	8	159.375
4000	100	1056.72	64.09792	104	0	8	159.375
4156.25	100	1094.46	64.09792	208	0	8	159.375
4281.25	100	1125.91	64.09792	104	0	8	159.375
4468.75	100	1144.78	63.35201166	144	0	8	159.375
4625	100	1195.1	63.35201166	232	0	8	159.375
4812.5	100	1226.55	63.35201166	40	0	8	159.375
4937.5	100	1295.74	63.35201166	216	0	8	159.375
5093.75	100	1346.06	62.60154866	24	0	8	159.375
5218.75	100	1364.93	62.60154866	0	7	6	159.375
5343.75	100	1427.83	62.60154866	0	6	6	159.375
5562.5	100	1471.86	62.60154866	56	6	6	159.375
5656.25	100	1478.15	61.8454746	240	6	6	159.375
5781.25	100	1497.02	61.8454746	160	6	6	159.375
5875	100	1515.89	61.8454746	248	5	6	159.375
6031.25	100	1522.18	61.8454746	96	5	6	159.375
6125	100	1534.76	61.8454746	176	5	7	159.375
6218.75	100	1559.92	61.8454746	80	5	7	159.375
6312.5	100	1566.21	61.8454746	184	5	7	159.375
6437.5	97.	1578.79	61.8454746	120	4	20	56.25
6281.25	24.	163.54	64.84026985	88	0	37	36.875
Old Oct 18, 2006, 05:31 PM
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I am using the old formula of load/rpm*852 to determine load. That is still accurate isnt it?
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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
I am using the old formula of load/rpm*852 to determine load. That is still accurate isnt it?
John, damn you and your math again.
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To log AFR with your AEM and EvoScan, I think you have it wrong. Check your owner's manual and it'll tell you how to build a serial connection (using the serial output wire, NOT the analog wire). Then, plug that serial cable into your laptop (via a USB-Serial converter cable, if you don't have a serial port).

The analog output can simulate the narrowband OEM sensor, if you don't want to get another bung welded on, but it has nothing to do with EvoScan.
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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
I am using the old formula of load/rpm*852 to determine load. That is still accurate isnt it?
It is kind of odd that the MAF freq doesn't reach 1607 Hz. My car usually hits that by 5000 rpm or less (can't remember exactly).
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Wow. I love you guys. Let me Do a few quick pulls now, I checked my DTCs and its Saying my knock sensor, Baro Sensor, 02 sensor, Misfire ign on # 2... Just doesnt make sense. I have to do a few pulls to see exactly whats going on.
Old Oct 19, 2006, 07:12 AM
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Looks like you have a sea of 8's already

Looks like you also logged the wrong load, there is the max 160 and the load calc.

Aahhhahahah Make it Go Rich! Add more fuel!
Old Oct 19, 2006, 08:58 AM
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Sounds like something got hosed while it was in the body shop. probably electrical, can you log the voltage and see what it is reading? They may have sapped your battery.
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You're not trusting EvoScan to pull those codes, are you? EvoScan's DTC function does not work correctly.
Old Oct 19, 2006, 10:46 AM
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Well i checked it with an obd II scaner and they cleared up. Just some mumbo jumbo

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