ignorance is indeed bliss
ignorance is indeed bliss
before the pfc i was happy go lucky...now all these stupid readings are driving me crazy...knock going up to 170, constantly monitoring the temp, making sure duty cycle is not too high. god damnit!!! ahh!!!!
Re: ignorance is indeed bliss
Originally posted by ttb
before the pfc i was happy go lucky...now all these stupid readings are driving me crazy...knock going up to 170, constantly monitoring the temp, making sure duty cycle is not too high. god damnit!!! ahh!!!!
before the pfc i was happy go lucky...now all these stupid readings are driving me crazy...knock going up to 170, constantly monitoring the temp, making sure duty cycle is not too high. god damnit!!! ahh!!!!
J/k. Mine goes to 184 or 190 after racing. I talked to my rotary tuner and he said the knock reading is worthless because of the location of the sensor.
FYI...here is what I do, normal daily driving I monitor the
water temp
intake temp
rev
boost
when I'm racing I use the same, but then I switch to view 8 panel so I can see the max injector duty and some of the other readings.
The most difficult thing for me was the boost issue, I was hitting the fuel cut alot. I finally figured out how to solve that. Are you going to Sac tomorrow for grudge night drags?
David
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probably not, i'm going to that dyno thing during the day so driving all the way to sac and back afterwards is a bit too much. good luck with the ls1's
probably not, i'm going to that dyno thing during the day so driving all the way to sac and back afterwards is a bit too much. good luck with the ls1's
Lemme know what you dyno at. WATCH the boost gauge. Remember if you don't have a boost gauge, THEY do and will hook it up.
They are a really cool shop. They dynoed me and rynberg a while back.
David
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