anyone have pics of DIY FCD?
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anyone have pics of DIY FCD?
just like title says, i cant find any actual pictures of anyones DIY FCD, per the design of paul stokes. if ANYONE has one or is building one, please take a few quick snaps of it for us, inside and out also, if anyone whos done it wants to help me right quick, pop me an instant message on AIM at SN: bejbis
thanks a ton,
Daniel
thanks a ton,
Daniel
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well since no one posted any pictures of the DIY FCD they made, i made my own and took some pictures...
there ya go, easier and harder than i thought it was ganna be. havent tested yet, dont know if it will work, no motor in car to test it. oh well, it will be here soon
there ya go, easier and harder than i thought it was ganna be. havent tested yet, dont know if it will work, no motor in car to test it. oh well, it will be here soon
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heh...heh...heh....
FCD= fuel cut defender for TII's only
i hope youve heard about fuel cut on Tii's happens at ~8.6psi. basically when your turbo pushes ~8.6 psi of boost, your computer says "hey this is too much air! lets combat too much air by cutting fuel to the rear rotor" anyways, when it dose this, you run lean on rear rotor, and usually blow your motor. soooo short of getting a stand alone computer you have to have one of these FCD's to run more than ~8.6 psi. because the FCD tricks the comptuer into thinking that boost NEVER exceeds 8.6psi by adjusting the voltage going into the comptuer from the stock boost sensor....hope i helped ya
Daniel
ps. heres a better pic where i color coded what should be connected....
FCD= fuel cut defender for TII's only
i hope youve heard about fuel cut on Tii's happens at ~8.6psi. basically when your turbo pushes ~8.6 psi of boost, your computer says "hey this is too much air! lets combat too much air by cutting fuel to the rear rotor" anyways, when it dose this, you run lean on rear rotor, and usually blow your motor. soooo short of getting a stand alone computer you have to have one of these FCD's to run more than ~8.6 psi. because the FCD tricks the comptuer into thinking that boost NEVER exceeds 8.6psi by adjusting the voltage going into the comptuer from the stock boost sensor....hope i helped ya
Daniel
ps. heres a better pic where i color coded what should be connected....
Last edited by bejbis; 03-25-03 at 05:25 PM.
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Hey Daniel, it looks good.
You won't know until you test it though. What wattage soldering iron did you use, just out of curiosity. I was very concerned about how much heat I was putting into the IC. I ended up laying the whole thing upside down with the IC in contact with a chunk of aluminum for a heatsink and it worked, but I don't know if it was overkill.
I like the compactness of the trimmer you used. I used one of the long narrow ones with the screw on the end as I wanted my adj. hole to be on the side of my box.
If I ever make another one, I'm going to build it a lot smaller though. I think I used the same size board as you did.
I would put my pics up but this site hasn't been letting me lately. Mine looked just about like yours although somewhat more messy looking.
Cheers
You won't know until you test it though. What wattage soldering iron did you use, just out of curiosity. I was very concerned about how much heat I was putting into the IC. I ended up laying the whole thing upside down with the IC in contact with a chunk of aluminum for a heatsink and it worked, but I don't know if it was overkill.
I like the compactness of the trimmer you used. I used one of the long narrow ones with the screw on the end as I wanted my adj. hole to be on the side of my box.
If I ever make another one, I'm going to build it a lot smaller though. I think I used the same size board as you did.
I would put my pics up but this site hasn't been letting me lately. Mine looked just about like yours although somewhat more messy looking.
Cheers
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lol, more messy looking? i didnt know it was possible. ummm i used a 35W iron. im not too sure about the trimmer, its a 10k 25 turn trimmer. i hope it works....i dont want to spend 80$ from a tuner...errrr.... oh well. i wasnt too concerned about heat to the IC. ive got extra everything to do it again if it dont work. hehe, only cost like 3$ more to get an extra everything ive never had a problem burning an IC with heat on a board like this, but if i did screw this one up i will probally get a damp/wet rag and place it ontop of it upside down.
Daniel
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ANYONE HAVE PICS OF THE DIY FCD THEY WILL EMAIL ME???? please send them all to Mazdaracer4fun@aol.com ASAP!!! and i need detailed pics please! and pretty much how to build instructions thanks alot!!!
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or i need an Idiots guide to building it drawn up lol .... im new to working with electronics here
if you could make up an EASY drawing of how to build it or send pics of one already built that would help THE MOST!
the building instructions on that link are for the more advanced person with some knowledge of schematics and electronics .... i have NONE! lol
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i have read that but i need to SEE a finished PRODUCT ... (pics of top and bottom)!!
or i need an Idiots guide to building it drawn up lol .... im new to working with electronics here
if you could make up an EASY drawing of how to build it or send pics of one already built that would help THE MOST!
the building instructions on that link are for the more advanced person with some knowledge of schematics and electronics .... i have NONE! lol
or i need an Idiots guide to building it drawn up lol .... im new to working with electronics here
if you could make up an EASY drawing of how to build it or send pics of one already built that would help THE MOST!
the building instructions on that link are for the more advanced person with some knowledge of schematics and electronics .... i have NONE! lol
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