Lancer OZ N/A Build , timing issues anyone help ?
of course Roadspike, i have one Innovate LM1 Wideband, now im set 12:3 :1 you know here we have bad gas.... im plannig go to the track, put VP 109 Octane and run little leaner 12:8.
still I have the fear of accelerating a lot with my current configuration ... I think the compression is too high .... I will measure the compression per cylinder to have an idea where this. for a reflash because here you have to pay US300.00, add gasoline racing (20US x 1 gallon) and also the use of dyno .... expensive lol
still I have the fear of accelerating a lot with my current configuration ... I think the compression is too high .... I will measure the compression per cylinder to have an idea where this. for a reflash because here you have to pay US300.00, add gasoline racing (20US x 1 gallon) and also the use of dyno .... expensive lol
I think it would be fun to take your car put one of my Speed Density maps on it and run a simple filter on the intake. Probably wouldn't even need to change out the sensors since its n/a you only need the 1bar sensor it comes with and the fuel temp would certainly be fine in a n/a application.
Firsts lets start off by saying its not worth it in your application flows just not going to be good enough for one and it causes other problems emulating a maf with speed density which will cause drivability issues in some cars.
The mod essentially emulates a maf signal using some other sensors on the car and a set of tables shoehorned into the stock rom. With temp, rpm, pressure, and a efficiency table we can determine how much fuel/maf signal we should be seeing. This fake signal is pumped into the ecu's logic fooling the car without a maf sensor into running.
This does some pretty odd things especially in cold starts when the computer is trying to compensate for a maf sensors input which is no longer there and the program begins to do things like run lean, studder, and i've commonly seen a tip in situation where the car goes lean for a very brief time than resumes normally from very low rpm situations.
The mod essentially emulates a maf signal using some other sensors on the car and a set of tables shoehorned into the stock rom. With temp, rpm, pressure, and a efficiency table we can determine how much fuel/maf signal we should be seeing. This fake signal is pumped into the ecu's logic fooling the car without a maf sensor into running.
This does some pretty odd things especially in cold starts when the computer is trying to compensate for a maf sensors input which is no longer there and the program begins to do things like run lean, studder, and i've commonly seen a tip in situation where the car goes lean for a very brief time than resumes normally from very low rpm situations.
Ok, but in the morning 3 minutes after start the engine, my car fell really good (in my actually setup) after 2 hours driving sometimes starting i earing the little knock.... like piston hit in the cylinder.
my country have a really hot temp, i thinks this is part of my problem, high comp + bad gas + high exterior temp....
anyway im going try to tune my car soon as possible...
my country have a really hot temp, i thinks this is part of my problem, high comp + bad gas + high exterior temp....
anyway im going try to tune my car soon as possible...
Ok, but in the morning 3 minutes after start the engine, my car fell really good (in my actually setup) after 2 hours driving sometimes starting i earing the little knock.... like piston hit in the cylinder.
my country have a really hot temp, i thinks this is part of my problem, high comp + bad gas + high exterior temp....
anyway im going try to tune my car soon as possible...
my country have a really hot temp, i thinks this is part of my problem, high comp + bad gas + high exterior temp....
anyway im going try to tune my car soon as possible...
If it is under 10:1 its probably easily tuned to run right. My tundra when i had it ran on 87 octane and was 10:1 with the 5.7L package.
really i dont know the level of my compression now, but i think its a little more to 10:1 i put flat pistons from 4g93, plus head work and shave .50 , we check only the valve clereance and its ok....
if it was in millimeters i can't even imagine it bumped a tenth of a compression point.. half an inch though thats something..
Sorry for the irrelevance but does anyone know what fog lights these are? I have a feeling they are not meant for out lancer but those are nice, and Idk if that front bumper is similar to the cedia w/the shorter air dams but I'm sure they could still be made to fit the USDM lancer quite well.
A link would be perfect. THANKS!
A link would be perfect. THANKS!
Last edited by DCummster; Aug 21, 2012 at 09:48 PM. Reason: revision
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