Power FC FUEL & IGN MAPS for 14PSi +mods PLEEEEASE
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FUEL & IGN MAPS for 14PSi +mods PLEEEEASE
Hello PFC Masters,cewrx7r1 etc
Would anyone be kind enough to share a good/safe fuel and Ign map.Will be running 14psi. Will be checking AFRs but just want a good map to start.
Mods are: new rebuilt engine stock ports and stock 2mm seals
stock sequential turbos
HKS RS air filter kit
Greddy SMIC
80mm Dump pipe
No Cat converter
Apexi N1 Catback
PFC and Comm
if you dont want to post here please email me.Thanks....cromwell_chandler@yahoo.co.nz
Would anyone be kind enough to share a good/safe fuel and Ign map.Will be running 14psi. Will be checking AFRs but just want a good map to start.
Mods are: new rebuilt engine stock ports and stock 2mm seals
stock sequential turbos
HKS RS air filter kit
Greddy SMIC
80mm Dump pipe
No Cat converter
Apexi N1 Catback
PFC and Comm
if you dont want to post here please email me.Thanks....cromwell_chandler@yahoo.co.nz
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As I am up away from home and currently working in Ohio, I can't send you a map.
But my non-seq map is on the DATALOGIT site under my folder.
Just remove 2 degrees timing from N7 - N9 for P16 - P20.
If your engine has lots of carbon buildup, remove 2 degrees for the same columns but for N12 - N20.
Add 5% fuel for boost until you can AFR tune.
But my non-seq map is on the DATALOGIT site under my folder.
Just remove 2 degrees timing from N7 - N9 for P16 - P20.
If your engine has lots of carbon buildup, remove 2 degrees for the same columns but for N12 - N20.
Add 5% fuel for boost until you can AFR tune.
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Chuck...did you get away with 14 psi on 91 octane or do you have better gas available where you're at? Now that I think about it, you're usually in Dallas right? With 93 octane at the pumps?
Sounds a little risky to me for 91...even with a spot-on tune...but if that's what you were running back when you had the twins making good power for a long time it must be OK.
Sounds a little risky to me for 91...even with a spot-on tune...but if that's what you were running back when you had the twins making good power for a long time it must be OK.
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Originally Posted by cewrx7r1
As I am up away from home and currently working in Ohio, I can't send you a map.
But my non-seq map is on the DATALOGIT site under my folder.
Just remove 2 degrees timing from N7 - N9 for P16 - P20.
If your engine has lots of carbon buildup, remove 2 degrees for the same columns but for N12 - N20.
Add 5% fuel for boost until you can AFR tune.
But my non-seq map is on the DATALOGIT site under my folder.
Just remove 2 degrees timing from N7 - N9 for P16 - P20.
If your engine has lots of carbon buildup, remove 2 degrees for the same columns but for N12 - N20.
Add 5% fuel for boost until you can AFR tune.
Thanks for the reply Chuck,very much appreciated.What sort of RWHP did you get from this setting and this boost level.... please check your PM.
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Originally Posted by Trevor
Chuck...did you get away with 14 psi on 91 octane or do you have better gas available where you're at? Now that I think about it, you're usually in Dallas right? With 93 octane at the pumps?
Sounds a little risky to me for 91...even with a spot-on tune...but if that's what you were running back when you had the twins making good power for a long time it must be OK.
Sounds a little risky to me for 91...even with a spot-on tune...but if that's what you were running back when you had the twins making good power for a long time it must be OK.
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