Power FC Someone want to take a look at my Map and tell me what you think....
Someone want to take a look at my Map and tell me what you think....
Setup:
T04S
Stock Motor
1680cc Sec Inj
Other supporting Mods
Stock Ignition
Trying to tune for 7 psi and I am getting all kinds of breakup when i get into boost more precisely when the Sec Inj come on.
I have got the stuttering/breakup to stop a little, but its still very noticeable. I can't even get a baseline log, because of this.
Any suggestions?
T04S
Stock Motor
1680cc Sec Inj
Other supporting Mods
Stock Ignition
Trying to tune for 7 psi and I am getting all kinds of breakup when i get into boost more precisely when the Sec Inj come on.
I have got the stuttering/breakup to stop a little, but its still very noticeable. I can't even get a baseline log, because of this.
Any suggestions?
Originally Posted by howard coleman
i can't open your map... are you running a power FC? did you adjust the settings 5 page for your injectors?
howard coleman
howard coleman
(1) You have not followed the DATALOGIT warning and instruction to clear out the tuner string on Settings 5 page.
(2) You have Anti Lag turned on also, why?
(3) I compared two recalcuted fuel cells at 4400 rpm around 7psi boost to mine,
one was 12.9 % richer than mine and the other was 13.7% richer.
Even though I run modified stock non-seq twins, I don't think your setup will breath that much better than mine with that low boost.
Download some dats from the DATALOGIT site and do some comparisons!
(2) You have Anti Lag turned on also, why?
(3) I compared two recalcuted fuel cells at 4400 rpm around 7psi boost to mine,
one was 12.9 % richer than mine and the other was 13.7% richer.
Even though I run modified stock non-seq twins, I don't think your setup will breath that much better than mine with that low boost.
Download some dats from the DATALOGIT site and do some comparisons!
I think he's running a version of a *.dat that I gave him. I've got anti-lag turned on for no particularly good reason... it's always been that way. Same for the tuner string... I have no idea how those got set in there but my car runs perfectly like that.
My car had bad stumbling problems on transition until I lowered the fuel pressure to 36 PSI at 0 manifold pressure.
My car had bad stumbling problems on transition until I lowered the fuel pressure to 36 PSI at 0 manifold pressure.
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Originally Posted by cewrx7r1
(1) You have not followed the DATALOGIT warning and instruction to clear out the tuner string on Settings 5 page.
(2) You have Anti Lag turned on also, why?
(3) I compared two recalcuted fuel cells at 4400 rpm around 7psi boost to mine,
one was 12.9 % richer than mine and the other was 13.7% richer.
Even though I run modified stock non-seq twins, I don't think your setup will breath that much better than mine with that low boost.
Download some dats from the DATALOGIT site and do some comparisons!
(2) You have Anti Lag turned on also, why?
(3) I compared two recalcuted fuel cells at 4400 rpm around 7psi boost to mine,
one was 12.9 % richer than mine and the other was 13.7% richer.
Even though I run modified stock non-seq twins, I don't think your setup will breath that much better than mine with that low boost.
Download some dats from the DATALOGIT site and do some comparisons!
Originally Posted by cewrx7r1
Gee thanks, now he is telling us that his off boost fuel pressure is ******* high!
He owes us a beer fot that "DOH"!
He owes us a beer fot that "DOH"!
I have it set at 40psi... didn't realize that would cause a stutter in boost? thought it would just make the AFR higher, and that you could tune those out.....
You can tune your maps for almost any fuel pressure, but if you have the base pressure higher and on boost ratio higher than the stock normal values; then it make the injectors run richer.
If you used a perfect fuel map for an identical setup as yours, but your fuel pressures are higher, then you car will run rich.
Running higher than normal pressures is a way to compensate for injectors that are too small to handle the fuel requirements with lower pressure.
You had left out an important fact when you asked us to view your DAT.
If you used a perfect fuel map for an identical setup as yours, but your fuel pressures are higher, then you car will run rich.
Running higher than normal pressures is a way to compensate for injectors that are too small to handle the fuel requirements with lower pressure.
You had left out an important fact when you asked us to view your DAT.
Originally Posted by cewrx7r1
You can tune your maps for almost any fuel pressure, but if you have the base pressure higher and on boost ratio higher than the stock normal values; then it make the injectors run richer.
If you used a perfect fuel map for an identical setup as yours, but your fuel pressures are higher, then you car will run rich.
Running higher than normal pressures is a way to compensate for injectors that are too small to handle the fuel requirements with lower pressure.
You had left out an important fact when you asked us to view your DAT.
If you used a perfect fuel map for an identical setup as yours, but your fuel pressures are higher, then you car will run rich.
Running higher than normal pressures is a way to compensate for injectors that are too small to handle the fuel requirements with lower pressure.
You had left out an important fact when you asked us to view your DAT.

stuttering is still there just less prominant....
whats wrong with 40 basepressure? you know to set the basepressure you dont attatch a vacuum line to the fpr right? I know this may sound obvious but it sounds like what you did. So start the car up and adjust it to 40 without the vacuum line and then once its at 40 attatch it...my car goes to 33 at idle with the vacuum applied
or... switch the ignition on (but don't start) and then open the "diagnosis" box and ground the fuel pump (FP? from memory) connection. This will also give you a base pressure without removing the vacuum or starting the engine
Wow. I just did a base recalc and compared to my map...

I compared yours to mine so yellow is where you have more fuel than me and red is where you have less.
My setup:
T04S
720/1680 (maybe the 720's make that much of a diff?)
fuel pressure 32 at idle
Have you put a wideband on yours? I have tuned mine rough to 11.2 WOT and leaned out alot of the stuff at 3/4 throttle from base to get rid of stutter. I have alot of work left to do but the car is running pretty well now. Hard to believe both our cars actually run with the difference above....

I compared yours to mine so yellow is where you have more fuel than me and red is where you have less.
My setup:
T04S
720/1680 (maybe the 720's make that much of a diff?)
fuel pressure 32 at idle
Have you put a wideband on yours? I have tuned mine rough to 11.2 WOT and leaned out alot of the stuff at 3/4 throttle from base to get rid of stutter. I have alot of work left to do but the car is running pretty well now. Hard to believe both our cars actually run with the difference above....
Shawnk, your injectors are 30% bigger, so your base map numbers will all be substantially smaller...
I'm also the one that gave him that map and I took one of my old maps and added +10% (I think) in the INJ ADJ to give him tuning room so he would be safe. I do expect he'll have to remove most or all of that to get to the proper AFR... better safe than sorry though.
I'm also the one that gave him that map and I took one of my old maps and added +10% (I think) in the INJ ADJ to give him tuning room so he would be safe. I do expect he'll have to remove most or all of that to get to the proper AFR... better safe than sorry though.
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