Evo cutting out at high boost
The issue started when I planed to tune on c16. Before on 93 octane is was 560hp 29 boost safe tune.
After we started tuning on c16, I had a problem in fuel system as one pump was not enough. I had installed Ams fuel system and the injector duty cycle is 60 percent now where it was 120% before.
The problem now we can not raise boost more than 26-28 and it's cutting around 7000 rpm.
After we started tuning on c16, I had a problem in fuel system as one pump was not enough. I had installed Ams fuel system and the injector duty cycle is 60 percent now where it was 120% before.
The problem now we can not raise boost more than 26-28 and it's cutting around 7000 rpm.
Unfortunately, there are too many possibilities, your tuner seems unable to determine whether it's a fuel or ignition cut. I'd like to look at a log file & check ignition & AFR numbers when the cut occurs. Generally, if everything thing is fine both electrically & mechanically then it has to be a tune/ECU issue.
I suggest that you convert back to the old tune, 93fuel & 29psi & see if the cut still occurs.
I suggest that you convert back to the old tune, 93fuel & 29psi & see if the cut still occurs.
Unfortunately, there are too many possibilities, your tuner seems unable to determine whether it's a fuel or ignition cut. I'd like to look at a log file & check ignition & AFR numbers when the cut occurs. Generally, if everything thing is fine both electrically & mechanically then it has to be a tune/ECU issue.
I suggest that you convert back to the old tune, 93fuel & 29psi & see if the cut still occurs.
I suggest that you convert back to the old tune, 93fuel & 29psi & see if the cut still occurs.
How would you describe the cut, is it like hitting a brick wall or is it simply a hesitation at high boost?
It's really like looking for a needle in a hay stack, since it still could be either an electric or a fuel issue.
I have a couple suggestions to try, upgrade the spark plugs to 9 heat range plugs.
You might have a faulty camshaft sensor, swap it & see how it goes.
If you're 100% positive that everything (fuel & electric) is perfectly fine then it has to be either the new tune or a faulty ECU. As a last resort, I'd suggest that you convert to a stock ECU & re-tune the car, as the stock rom is much more refined than any aftermarket software.
It's really like looking for a needle in a hay stack, since it still could be either an electric or a fuel issue.
I have a couple suggestions to try, upgrade the spark plugs to 9 heat range plugs.
You might have a faulty camshaft sensor, swap it & see how it goes.
If you're 100% positive that everything (fuel & electric) is perfectly fine then it has to be either the new tune or a faulty ECU. As a last resort, I'd suggest that you convert to a stock ECU & re-tune the car, as the stock rom is much more refined than any aftermarket software.
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