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DrifterS4 11-27-03 12:42 PM

What does everyone think about Wolf 3D system?
 
Whats up everyone. I wanted to know what everyone thinks about the wolf 3D system for an 88 Turbo II. I am getting a street ported motor and want to boost anywhere 15 to 20 psi. thanks for the replies.

trainwreck517 11-27-03 12:43 PM

Hope your not doing that on stock turbo/injectors/ and fuel pump.

1987RX7guy 11-27-03 12:46 PM

There is an ECU section. :)

DrifterS4 11-27-03 01:11 PM

First i have to break in the engine. I am rebuild the engine. I am going to get different enjection and different fuel pump with different turbo.

eViLRotor 11-27-03 02:25 PM

There have been a few discussions on the Wolf EMS is various forums and threads in the last little while. You should find them quite easily.

I think the Wolf 3D v4 is great, and a very unappreciated EMS. The software is awesome.

I have the v3.1. I like it, but I'd love to have the v4, to solve my cold idle issues.

DrifterS4 11-27-03 03:12 PM

Thanks everyone. eViLRotor, did u install the ems yourself. how hard was it to tune.

eViLRotor 11-27-03 03:36 PM

I did not do the inital install. But I was not happy with the way it was installed, so last winter I re-did most of it again. Its not hard, just takes time.

Ease of tuning: Well, tuning an EMS isn't that hard. Once you know how the software works and how to navigate the handcontroller on the Wolf, its fairly straight forward.

The key is having the knowledge about how much timing can be used under what loads and rpms and having a Wideband 02 to determine the correct Air-fuel ratio (AFR).

Tuning AFR's is easy with a WB. Just time consuming.

Ignition timing is best left to people with experience. Start off with a conservative timing map, then have a pro alter the timing for good power while avoiding detonation. Timing is where a lot of extra power can be made, but since each car is different I wouldn't play with that too much.

Adjusting throttle tip-in, correction maps for cold start-up etc. takes either experience or trial and error. Both work, lol...

DrifterS4 11-27-03 07:32 PM

Thanks again. I will let you guys know how everything works out with my project> i really appreciate all the replies. If u guys have any more suggestions or oppinions let me know thanks.


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