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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:15 PM
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There must be some table somewhere thats a fast spool fuel modifier or somthing that hasn't been found in the rom.. If your airflow/load are mapped out properly you shouldn't have lean spoolup unless theres a modifier to the main fueling table just for this purpose. I think you'll notice it richer with less intake advance because your spool will likely be somewhat slower with less intake advance. Next time I have an evo x on the dyno I'll put it in steady state and try to hold the areas where spool occurs and see if after X amount of time does the fueling change within the same load area.. This would be a clear indication theres a modifier table somewhere..
I'm positive there is another fuel table or something hidden because I know lean spool up is capped at 12.88 on the AFR map. So if you want to set your map higher you can't maybe there is a lower limit as well set.
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:17 PM
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From stock cat to test pipe, you'll definatly need more fuel..
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by tephra
yep..

well i have been looking at all my previous pulls (start of dec 2009) and they all have decent AFR during spool, ie 18psi i am at 12:1, but soon after that I get to 11.5:1

all my most recent pulls I see 13:1 @ 18psi.

that WITH the fuel map richened up by 1 full point...

Bryan - do you have any AFR data for a HFC configuration? ie how much did you have to richen up the fuel map when adding a HFC (or TP i guess)
The question is how to get around it? Is it mechanical or is it tuning being too aggressive.
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:18 PM
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I think I will have to "bite the bullet" and swap the cat back (As previously suggested by Noise)

Surely the 3" front(down in the USA) pipe wont make much difference in terms of airflow/AFR...

If my car consistently richens up then I can say the HFC caused the lean condition.

Otherwise we are back to looking at the fuel system (IMHO)
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Bugermass
From stock cat to test pipe, you'll definatly need more fuel..
got any hard data? like required 1pt extra AFR during spool, and 0.5pt extra uptop to maintain safe output AFR as before?
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Clipse3GT
The question is how to get around it? Is it mechanical or is it tuning being too aggressive.
Well we all know MIVEC plays a bit part for spool, so having aggressive MIVEC is desired, since it spools the turbo up quicker.

so rather than trying to reduce that affect we need to compensate by throwing a LOT of extra fuel at the map...

remember MIVEC makes dramatic changes to spool characteristics , thus we need to make dramatic changes to the fuel map.

make sense?

This is my fuel map difference for stock everything from just tuning MIVEC (and leaning the car out to make a decent AFR)


You can see that uptop we needed to pull out about 2points of fuel - but down low i actually needed to ADD fuel over the stock map.. this was due to MIVEC

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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:25 PM
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No hard data evo specific, but in general if you have less backpressure/better flow on the exhaust side you'll have less cylinder contamination during overlap and will require more fuel.
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:28 PM
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can you post your 2 mivec maps for comparison.. I'm lost as to what you changed from A to B..

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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:29 PM
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^^ makes sense, although if you were getting cylinder contamination then wouldn't that be a problem of having too much exhaust cam timing?

^ which two? #1 and #2? or my current and stock, or intake #2 and exhaust #2?
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:31 PM
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Well I know if you get really aggressive with mivec timing you will also get compressor surge with the stock turbo. There is no way around it. So yes you want MIVEC aggressive but you also don't want to destroy your thrust bearing in the turbo due to the surging. Plus being too aggressive with intake up top loses power. Also you want a bit less exhaust retard at peak boost having too much generally takes away performance.

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Well we all know MIVEC plays a bit part for spool, so having aggressive MIVEC is desired, since it spools the turbo up quicker.

so rather than trying to reduce that affect we need to compensate by throwing a LOT of extra fuel at the map...

remember MIVEC makes dramatic changes to spool characteristics , thus we need to make dramatic changes to the fuel map.

make sense?

This is my fuel map difference for stock everything from just tuning MIVEC (and leaning the car out to make a decent AFR)


You can see that uptop we needed to pull out about 2points of fuel - but down low i actually needed to ADD fuel over the stock map.. this was due to MIVEC
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Clipse3GT
Well I know if you get really aggressive with mivec timing you will also get compressor surge with the stock turbo. There is no way around it. So yes you want MIVEC aggressive but you also don't want to destroy your thrust bearing in the turbo due to the surging. Plus being too aggressive with intake up top loses power. Also you want a bit less exhaust retard at peak boost having too much generally takes away performance.
yes of course, you want to run the most aggressive MIVEC you can without causing problems...
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:33 PM
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nm . . I'm getting confused between your posts and Clipse3GTs posts... I think I need sleep. . ;P
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Clipse3GT
I'm positive there is another fuel table or something hidden because I know lean spool up is capped at 12.88 on the AFR map.
What do you mean capped? By what? In the actual main fuel map?

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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by GST Motorsports
What do you mean capped? By what? In the actual main fuel map?

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For example. If you use large injectors (i.e. 1000cc) if for some reason you are using lower scaling in order to be close to 0 with your LTFT's. IF you do a WOT pull and your HIGH OCT map is set above 12.88 during spool up. The ECU WILL DEFAULT the map to 12.88. Even if your map is set to 14 during spool up.

This is the example from a FP RED c 1000cc. Notice the spool up AFR MAP.



ACTUAL AFR FROM WIDEBAND



The ECU will not go above 12.88, it is capped.
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Old Feb 4, 2010 | 11:46 PM
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well I just did a couple of pulls on the way home to see if anything has changed.

So the same configuration (3" DP + HFC) and same tune (original tune + 1pt in the fuelmap)

and it KNOCKED to absolute F&*^

looking at the log now...

unfricking believable...

there are 4 rows of logs missing, right when the knock appears WTF!!!!!!!!

Code:
sample	time		RPM	PSIG	Timing	Knock	Load	IPW	TPS	AFR	WGDC	FuelTrim_Current
15678	1179.160	2375	10.6	13	0	154	10.968	86.7	13.7	85.5	0.0
15680	1179.310	2391	11.6	12	0	162	10.968	86.7	13.4	85.5	0.0
15681	1179.385	2445	13.2	10	0	164	10.968	86.7	13.4	71.5	0.0
15682	1179.460	2461	13.8	11	0	166	10.968	86.7	13.8	71.5	0.0
15683	1179.535	2488	14.7	9	0	173	13.648	86.7	13.8	71.5	0.0
15684	1179.610	2539	15.6	6	0	186	13.648	86.3	13.7	71.5	0.0
15685	1179.685	2559	17.1	6	0	189	13.648	86.3	13.2	64.0	0.0
15686	1179.760	2586	18.2	5	0	198	13.648	86.3	13.1	64.0	0.0
15687	1179.835	2633	19.2	4	0	205	17.84	86.3	12.9	64.0	0.0
15688	1179.910	2637	20.5	4	0	213	17.84	86.3	12.7	64.0	0.0
15689	1179.985	2688	21.4	3	0	218	17.84	86.3	12.5	66.0	0.0
15690	1180.060	2719	22.5	4	0	225	17.84	86.3	12.4	66.0	0.0
15691	1180.135	2738	23.6	3	0	232	20.96	86.3	12.4	66.0	0.0
15692	1180.210	2801	24.4	2	0	246	20.96	85.9	12.2	66.0	0.0
15696	1180.510	2922	25.8	-9	30	246	20.96	85.9	10.9	65.5	0.0
15697	1180.585	2969	25.4	-9	29	251	20.96	85.9	10.9	65.5	0.0
15698	1180.660	3000	25.5	-7	26	249	22.072	85.9	10.8	65.5	0.0
15699	1180.735	3000	23.1	-5	26	212	22.072	17.2	10.7	65.5	0.0

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