Microtech Mixtrim questions, need to tone done my 1680's for a long drive
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Mixtrim questions, need to tone done my 1680's for a long drive
Ok, ive been wondering, is there some equation I can use to tone down my 1680's for the long drive ill need to make to my tuner?The base map had me set up for 4x550s, and now im 2x550s, 2x1680s.
So since my 1680s are coming on until I see boost, is there any way to take fuel from the entire 0psi range up?
I figure, if I had 1100 cc's of fuel before (per rotor), and now I have 2230 cc's, than I should be able to drop it 50% and have them pumping out what all the 550s were.
Or am I just way out on an incorrect limb here?
So since my 1680s are coming on until I see boost, is there any way to take fuel from the entire 0psi range up?
I figure, if I had 1100 cc's of fuel before (per rotor), and now I have 2230 cc's, than I should be able to drop it 50% and have them pumping out what all the 550s were.
Or am I just way out on an incorrect limb here?
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Or maybe I could just go through the boost map and start pulling out fuel? Could I use the same equation as above? Is there another map I should pull some fuel out of also?
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i woudnt go taking fuel out like that, it is asking for trouble,
i would really try not to boost it too hard and leave it the way it is until it is on the dyno
dale
i would really try not to boost it too hard and leave it the way it is until it is on the dyno
dale
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Well, as it sits with the wastegate it only makes 5 psi.
I took half the fuel out, which is still more fuel than it initially had, and it still stumbles like crazy.
I took half the fuel out, which is still more fuel than it initially had, and it still stumbles like crazy.
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As im looking at it now, I might as well just drop the money on a wideband, instead of making the 4 hour drive to do a $300 tune. I mean, it should pay for itself once I get my turbo upgraded sometime in the near future.
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