Test pull - how does it look?
#1
Test pull - how does it look?
Hey all,
Did a test run near my house today only from 2k to 6kish to get an idea of where I stand before I start getting tuned. Just wanted to get some folks impressions on how the car is currently. Here is my list of mods:
I realize I forgot to modify the JDM 3bar sensor to my local pressure, so I think it should be around +1 psi to what the graphs say. (4000ft)
How do you read these to know when the turbo is spooled? pretty much when it hits max boost so ~3500 in my case?
Did a test run near my house today only from 2k to 6kish to get an idea of where I stand before I start getting tuned. Just wanted to get some folks impressions on how the car is currently. Here is my list of mods:
- mail in flash
- buschur intake
- buschur turbo back exhaust with hfc and bullet muffler
- Suspension mods.
I realize I forgot to modify the JDM 3bar sensor to my local pressure, so I think it should be around +1 psi to what the graphs say. (4000ft)
How do you read these to know when the turbo is spooled? pretty much when it hits max boost so ~3500 in my case?
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I agree it is a way too much timing @ peak torque.
I will add some timing before 3000 and progressively go down to 3-4 around 3500RPM.
Add some timing after 4000 RPM.
Regarding AFR, you should lean before 3500 and make it smoother in the 5k range.
Since you live @ 3500ft high, remember to recalculate your load before working on the map to be in the right cel. I also recommend to stay <11.0 AFR after 5000RPM cause of the altitude.
Hope it hels,
Cheers
I will add some timing before 3000 and progressively go down to 3-4 around 3500RPM.
Add some timing after 4000 RPM.
Regarding AFR, you should lean before 3500 and make it smoother in the 5k range.
Since you live @ 3500ft high, remember to recalculate your load before working on the map to be in the right cel. I also recommend to stay <11.0 AFR after 5000RPM cause of the altitude.
Hope it hels,
Cheers
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I agree it is a way too much timing @ peak torque.
I will add some timing before 3000 and progressively go down to 3-4 around 3500RPM.
Add some timing after 4000 RPM.
Regarding AFR, you should lean before 3500 and make it smoother in the 5k range.
Since you live @ 3500ft high, remember to recalculate your load before working on the map to be in the right cel. I also recommend to stay <11.0 AFR after 5000RPM cause of the altitude.
Hope it hels,
Cheers
I will add some timing before 3000 and progressively go down to 3-4 around 3500RPM.
Add some timing after 4000 RPM.
Regarding AFR, you should lean before 3500 and make it smoother in the 5k range.
Since you live @ 3500ft high, remember to recalculate your load before working on the map to be in the right cel. I also recommend to stay <11.0 AFR after 5000RPM cause of the altitude.
Hope it hels,
Cheers
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I agree 11.0 is right (I should have wrote <=11.0:-)
I won't go leaner because I have observed that @ same AFR, EGT is going up with altitude (probably cause of lower air density)
Baro compensation table on the ECU is not working correctly upper 4500ft, I know our friend is @3500 but without EGT, I will recommend to go safe.
That's my point of view.
Cheers
#9
Thanks everyone for your help =). I'm quite eager to get the car retuned as I know at least my mivec table is still stock.
I tried to upload the file as a csv but I think I remember the forum rejected the file type (although at that time I also had another 80k of commas I had not noticed a the end of the file so maybe that was the issue lol).
I tried to upload the file as a csv but I think I remember the forum rejected the file type (although at that time I also had another 80k of commas I had not noticed a the end of the file so maybe that was the issue lol).
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