Biggest Injectors with SAFCII
Originally Posted by GPTourer
5 motors, holy crap man. An EGT and a wideband work wonders.
I didn't have a wideband at the time and even if I did a EGT or a wideband can't monitor ignition timing. Your A/Fs can be right on the $$ but damage can still be done with advanced ignition timing.
Last edited by evo 8 ya; May 6, 2005 at 11:33 AM.
Ur right, but remember, the 2nd gen ECU was programmed for 450cc, So 680's was about it with the safc, i remember on my 2nd gen my numbers were -42 -43 and timing was up tp 21 on pump gas, the car was pulling strong and the motor is still fine with the same setup no AFPR (3 yrs) .. The EVO ECU is programmed for 550's so i believe 680's arent that bad for use with the SAFC and still have room to play.., When i take out the MAF i'll look for the screw maybe is the same design
At least the bolt pattern is the same for the filter adapter, i am using a cone filter and adapter from a 2nd gen DSM $30 total... IM thinking maybe 720's 750's are still managable with the safc..
At least the bolt pattern is the same for the filter adapter, i am using a cone filter and adapter from a 2nd gen DSM $30 total... IM thinking maybe 720's 750's are still managable with the safc..
Originally Posted by evo 8 ya
you don't want to go larger than 660cc or 680cc. The AFC has to be dialed back too far. You don't want to take it past -20%. Any more than that the ECU will start advancing timing and cause detonation.
The AFC tricks the MAS to think there is less air going into the engine than there really is. The ECU sees thinks that there isn't enough air going in and advances the ignition timing to unsafe level. I went through 5 motors in my GSX before figuring this out. That's why a reflash is alot safer than a AFC. but you can still use a AFC to fine tune even with a flash.
The AFC tricks the MAS to think there is less air going into the engine than there really is. The ECU sees thinks that there isn't enough air going in and advances the ignition timing to unsafe level. I went through 5 motors in my GSX before figuring this out. That's why a reflash is alot safer than a AFC. but you can still use a AFC to fine tune even with a flash.
About the larger injectors (EVOLUTIONIZE vbmenu_register("postmenu_1943666", true); , 720's are fine);
http://www.socalevo.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9180
The ECU will not advance timing when it detects knock. Just log you timing advance, learn to interpret it, and you you will be safe. Read these;
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=105569
http://www.evotuners.net/forums/showthread.php?t=315
If you don't know what your doing, and how to monitor things properly, an AFC on top of a flash is still dangerous.
In regards to EGT's, scoll down to "High EGTs and Knock;"
http://www.roadraceengineering.com/newafc.htm
A lot of stuff I post is writen for DSM's, but it still applies to us.
Last edited by turbolarry; May 6, 2005 at 11:19 PM.
Originally Posted by turbolarry
Don't take this the wrong way
The ECU will not advance timing when it detects knock. Just log you timing advance, learn to interpret it, and you you will be safe.
The ECU will not advance timing when it detects knock. Just log you timing advance, learn to interpret it, and you you will be safe.
Nothing taken the wrong way.
but the ECU doesn't advance timing when knock is present, as you stated. It advaces timing because it see not enough air flow through the MAS thus causing the timing advance.
I have used 780's with the AFC and found out that the timing was at 24* at 7400 RPM too high for me. My buddy was running the exact mods I had and his car was a monster on the 780's. Every car is a little different. My car was really touchy when tuning with the AFC. His car was easy to tune and made unbelievable power with his mods. I datalog EGT, MAP, AFR, RPM. I also have a device that allows you too listen to the stock knock sensor and listen for knock as it happens.
It's hard to tune with just a EGT. and by the time you see that the EGT is getting up to or over 1600F damage can been done. You can have high EGTs from too much or too little fuel.
I didn't have a wideband at the time and even if I did a EGT or a wideband can't monitor ignition timing. Your A/Fs can be right on the $$ but damage can still be done with advanced ignition timing.
I didn't have a wideband at the time and even if I did a EGT or a wideband can't monitor ignition timing. Your A/Fs can be right on the $$ but damage can still be done with advanced ignition timing.
this is true. Blew a hole the size of a dime in one pistion cause of agreesive timing. (bad aem tune) but A/F read 11.5-11.8 the whole time. soon as i went through the traps...pop!
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