Power FC Please checkout my maps
You P17 and P18 which is about where you ran is basically too hot for a street port. P17 is hotter than mine and P18 is has areas the same or hotter than mine over 4k. Split is erratic under boost and too high on low boost to idle.
Too much timing blew it with you SOCAL gas and too much fuel and ?? made bad power.
Too much timing blew it with you SOCAL gas and too much fuel and ?? made bad power.
my thought is: high pressure of air (with streetported intake ports even more), so the mixture burns much faster than with low boost pressure and stock intake ports, which means the timing should be more retarded, so that the pressure rise in the chamber should occur ATDC. if it was too advanced, the pressure would be too fast at a very high level.
is this right? ported engines, or engines with high boost, should be more retarded to prevent knock and safe the engine? (does retarted timing mean boost loss also? )
any reply on my questions would be greatly appreciated.
A couple of things to add. I talked with fc3s91 and he mentioned they did about 30 pulls on the dyno while tuning, which is an excessive amount to me.
I also mentioned to him that the leading up top was to advanced, but they probably werent running it past row N18/P18. If timing was the issue it would have blown on the dyno.
He also said that when it blew it was at 4000 RPM on the street.
Jason
I also mentioned to him that the leading up top was to advanced, but they probably werent running it past row N18/P18. If timing was the issue it would have blown on the dyno.
He also said that when it blew it was at 4000 RPM on the street.
Jason
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Thanks for all your response
Robert
Dyno tuning without a brake to keep the engine max loaded at a fixed rpm does not load an engine as much as 4th or 5th gear on a road.
I even use a steep grade overpass near my house in 4th gear to really load my engine and check knock levels.
As to explaining a problem: I will expalin what caused the problem but if you do not undertsand basic terminology or how your system works, that is your problem as you should know what you are working on. So I am a dick, that doesn't bother me.
I even use a steep grade overpass near my house in 4th gear to really load my engine and check knock levels.
As to explaining a problem: I will expalin what caused the problem but if you do not undertsand basic terminology or how your system works, that is your problem as you should know what you are working on. So I am a dick, that doesn't bother me.
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Dyno tuning without a brake to keep the engine max loaded at a fixed rpm does not load an engine as much as 4th or 5th gear on a road.
I even use a steep grade overpass near my house in 4th gear to really load my engine and check knock levels.
As to explaining a problem: I will expalin what caused the problem but if you do not undertsand basic terminology or how your system works, that is your problem as you should know what you are working on. So I am a dick, that doesn't bother me.
I even use a steep grade overpass near my house in 4th gear to really load my engine and check knock levels.
As to explaining a problem: I will expalin what caused the problem but if you do not undertsand basic terminology or how your system works, that is your problem as you should know what you are working on. So I am a dick, that doesn't bother me.
Thanks Robert
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I think I have came to a conclustion that timing in p17-p19 has to much timing and a mixture of bad gas. But I need to pull the engine out and inspect it. I just showed Steve Kan the maps and he said the same thing. BDC said it had to much timing in it and maybe bad gas. Thanks BDC for your time. I will give you a call when I have it apart. Great guy. I just wish he was closer. I will post back when I pull apart the engine.
Thanks everone
Robert
Thanks everone
Robert
I don't know how strong a FC's stock ignition is but firing a 10.8 mixture is difficult to impossible at 16 psi with a stock FD ignition. A missfire can chip an apex seal quickly. If you were datalogging, missfires show up as a lean spikes in AFR. Don't ask how I know.... I added a HKS Twin Power and no more missfire.
Barry
Barry
I don't know how strong a FC's stock ignition is but firing a 10.8 mixture is difficult to impossible at 16 psi with a stock FD ignition. A missfire can chip an apex seal quickly. If you were datalogging, missfires show up as a lean spikes in AFR. Don't ask how I know.... I added a HKS Twin Power and no more missfire.
Barry
Barry
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Hey Robert, this is Mike, I met you Saturday at Steve's shop. Sorry again to hear of this news. Hope to still see you at sevenstock, are you going to drop another motor in the car or bring the other FC?
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well what i want to say is, BDC mean the FC ignition is powerful, much more than the FD ignition, did i understand it right?
but the FD ignition is more advanced than the FC ignition.
but the FD ignition is more advanced than the FC ignition.
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I will be bring my vert or my friends fb. The engine will be out next weekend and checking for damage. I hope not much.
Thanks Robert
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So if and when I rebuilt , what portion of the map should I change the timing to. And how much timing do I retard it to. I know you guys say p17 and p18, What should it be.
Thanks Robert
Thanks Robert
As far as advance or retard between FC and FD, there shouldn't really be much practical difference.
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