Wolf 3D Tunning question / opinion
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Tunning question / opinion
My car which i am tunning is a t04s cosmo re with 550's and 1680's
if i nail the throtal around 3k in 3'rd or 4th the car goes wicked lean even though it shouldnt, load's around 43, timmings about 40deg advanced with 8* split, fuel is around 5.8ms and the wb will say low 15afr's? however at a higher rpm if i do the same and hold around load 43 afr's will be fine, low 14's
is this problem a ignitiion problem where as im not getting a complete burn? sending raw fuel down the exhaust, is my stock fpr having an issue geting the fuel pressure up in time? other idea's?
this has happend to me countless times, i cannot figure it out, my next experemnt was going to be trying to pull some fuel, however if that wasnt the problem i didnt want to risk it
when it happens, the car feels like it starts to fall on its face, then all of a sudden it clears up at which point the afr's are good
also im on stock fc coils, fd igniter running the trailing coil with ngk 9's all around
-Jacob
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my staged injection is based soly off load, not ramped at all via rpm before you ask, and i belive has already started, it begins around load 30
if i nail the throtal around 3k in 3'rd or 4th the car goes wicked lean even though it shouldnt, load's around 43, timmings about 40deg advanced with 8* split, fuel is around 5.8ms and the wb will say low 15afr's? however at a higher rpm if i do the same and hold around load 43 afr's will be fine, low 14's
is this problem a ignitiion problem where as im not getting a complete burn? sending raw fuel down the exhaust, is my stock fpr having an issue geting the fuel pressure up in time? other idea's?
this has happend to me countless times, i cannot figure it out, my next experemnt was going to be trying to pull some fuel, however if that wasnt the problem i didnt want to risk it
when it happens, the car feels like it starts to fall on its face, then all of a sudden it clears up at which point the afr's are good
also im on stock fc coils, fd igniter running the trailing coil with ngk 9's all around
-Jacob
EDIT
my staged injection is based soly off load, not ramped at all via rpm before you ask, and i belive has already started, it begins around load 30
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40deg advanced seems to be alot. you could actually be firing your leading into the flank of a rotor rather then the recession. then it would run on only the trailing.
check out this thread.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hlight=advance
read post #5 and #9.
please post your findings when you solve your problem.
check out this thread.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hlight=advance
read post #5 and #9.
please post your findings when you solve your problem.
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Now what happens the primary injector fire every second event and the secondaries fire every event. Now when you engine picks up RPM you only have about 6.5 ms between pulses now injector are fully open at about 80% duty cycle it takes 20% to close. This means at about 8000 rpm your maximum secondary injector pulsewidth is 5.2 ms because the injectors are double firing compaired to the primary injectors..
What the Wolf Does is if the secondary injector is already fired and it gets another signal to fire is it skips that pulse instead!!!! Now what does the accellerator pump do to the duty? It pushes it past this. This spike if it goes into the overlap say 4000 rpm and you smash the gas and the pulse width goes to 10.4 ms with secondary Injector skip set to 0 it misses pulses.
The solution is simple set secondary injector skip to 1 this fires the secondary injectors either one rotor 1 or rotor 2 only not both..
To do this you need to retune all your point where there is any secondary staging.
Been there done that !!
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Last edited by Michael Smith; 09-06-07 at 07:52 AM.
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The other problem is that it could be so rich that it doesn't burn at all and it missfires and causing a lean indication but it is actually rich OR you could have your secondary injector skip set to 0 this causes the injectors to fire with every sync event ie every rotor
Now what happens the primary injector fire every second event and the secondaries fire every event. Now when you engine picks up RPM you only have about 6.5 ms between pulses now injector are fully open at about 80% duty cycle it takes 20% to close. This means at about 8000 rpm your maximum secondary injector pulsewidth is 5.2 ms because the injectors are double firing compaired to the primary injectors..
What the Wolf Does is if the secondary injector is already fired and it gets another signal to fire is it skips that pulse instead!!!! Now what does the accellerator pump do to the duty? It pushes it past this. This spike if it goes into the overlap say 4000 rpm and you smash the gas and the pulse width goes to 10.4 ms with secondary Injector skip set to 0 it misses pulses.
The solution is simple set secondary injector skip to 1 this fires the secondary injectors either one rotor 1 or rotor 2 only not both..
To do this you need to retune all your point where there is any secondary staging.
Been there done that !!
Regards
Michael Smith
Now what happens the primary injector fire every second event and the secondaries fire every event. Now when you engine picks up RPM you only have about 6.5 ms between pulses now injector are fully open at about 80% duty cycle it takes 20% to close. This means at about 8000 rpm your maximum secondary injector pulsewidth is 5.2 ms because the injectors are double firing compaired to the primary injectors..
What the Wolf Does is if the secondary injector is already fired and it gets another signal to fire is it skips that pulse instead!!!! Now what does the accellerator pump do to the duty? It pushes it past this. This spike if it goes into the overlap say 4000 rpm and you smash the gas and the pulse width goes to 10.4 ms with secondary Injector skip set to 0 it misses pulses.
The solution is simple set secondary injector skip to 1 this fires the secondary injectors either one rotor 1 or rotor 2 only not both..
To do this you need to retune all your point where there is any secondary staging.
Been there done that !!
Regards
Michael Smith
granted i dont think this is his problem, i think he just needs to tune his transient enrichment maps.
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injc 1 pulse offset 0
injec 2 pulse offset 1
injec 3 pulse offset 1
injc 4 pulse offset 1
injector staged pulse offset 0
injc 1 pulse skip 1
injec 2 pulse skip 1
injec 3 pulse skip 1
injec 4 pulse skip 1
staged pulse skip 1
correct?
injec 2 pulse offset 1
injec 3 pulse offset 1
injc 4 pulse offset 1
injector staged pulse offset 0
injc 1 pulse skip 1
injec 2 pulse skip 1
injec 3 pulse skip 1
injec 4 pulse skip 1
staged pulse skip 1
correct?
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injec 2 pulse offset 0 :fires on 2
injec 3 pulse offset 1 :not used when staging.. set to 0 if used on 4 cyclinder without staging
injc 4 pulse offset 1 :not used when staging.. set to 0 if used on 4 cyclinder without staging
injector staged pulse offset 0 : if set 1 first on rotor2
injc 1 pulse skip 1 : fires one event skips the next firing order 1,2 this fires on rotor1
injec 2 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next this fires on rotor2
injec 3 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next :not used in staging
injec 4 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next :not used in staging
staged pulse skip 1 :causes firing on one event which is rotor2 <problem child here
Skip set to 0 causes the stagged injectors to fire rotor1 and 2
These setting are from my car that I drive every day.
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Well this works nicely on my car and yes you need to add more fuel because you are only firing half as often.
I may be wrong with this
injc 1 pulse offset 0 :fires on 1
injec 2 pulse offset 0 :fires on 2
but my car runs nicely.
nyt?? do you have any feedback is my offset wrong???
Cheers
Michael Smith
Last edited by Michael Smith; 09-06-07 at 06:52 PM.
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I did infact add some fuel to the map, leveling the map across the board, it did help however i think nyt is right with transient map issues
anyone have a link to an online resource to setting up a transient enrichment map? free reving my car it seems ok, afr's go to where they should be
anyone have a link to an online resource to setting up a transient enrichment map? free reving my car it seems ok, afr's go to where they should be
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Oh I forgot to mention with your secondary skip set to 0 (firing for each event or double firing)your maximum staging percentage is 50 to make sure the Wolf doesn't skip a pulse and run lean because the injector pulses overlap. Thats why some of the maps that come from Wolf only have 50% Maximum Staging.
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injc 1 pulse offset 0 :fires on 1
injec 2 pulse offset 0 :fires on 2
injec 3 pulse offset 1 :not used when staging.. set to 0 if used on 4 cyclinder without staging
injc 4 pulse offset 1 :not used when staging.. set to 0 if used on 4 cyclinder without staging
injector staged pulse offset 0 : if set 1 first on rotor2
injc 1 pulse skip 1 : fires one event skips the next firing order 1,2 this fires on rotor1
injec 2 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next this fires on rotor2
injec 3 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next :not used in staging
injec 4 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next :not used in staging
staged pulse skip 1 :causes firing on one event which is rotor2 <problem child here
Skip set to 0 causes the stagged injectors to fire rotor1 and 2
These setting are from my car that I drive every day.
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Well this works nicely on my car and yes you need to add more fuel because you are only firing half as often.
I may be wrong with this
injc 1 pulse offset 0 :fires on 1
injec 2 pulse offset 0 :fires on 2
but my car runs nicely.
nyt?? do you have any feedback is my offset wrong???
Cheers
Michael Smith
injec 2 pulse offset 0 :fires on 2
injec 3 pulse offset 1 :not used when staging.. set to 0 if used on 4 cyclinder without staging
injc 4 pulse offset 1 :not used when staging.. set to 0 if used on 4 cyclinder without staging
injector staged pulse offset 0 : if set 1 first on rotor2
injc 1 pulse skip 1 : fires one event skips the next firing order 1,2 this fires on rotor1
injec 2 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next this fires on rotor2
injec 3 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next :not used in staging
injec 4 pulse skip 1 :fires one event skips the next :not used in staging
staged pulse skip 1 :causes firing on one event which is rotor2 <problem child here
Skip set to 0 causes the stagged injectors to fire rotor1 and 2
These setting are from my car that I drive every day.
Close...
Well this works nicely on my car and yes you need to add more fuel because you are only firing half as often.
I may be wrong with this
injc 1 pulse offset 0 :fires on 1
injec 2 pulse offset 0 :fires on 2
but my car runs nicely.
nyt?? do you have any feedback is my offset wrong???
Cheers
Michael Smith
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Oh I forgot to mention with your secondary skip set to 0 (firing for each event or double firing)your maximum staging percentage is 50 to make sure the Wolf doesn't skip a pulse and run lean because the injector pulses overlap. Thats why some of the maps that come from Wolf only have 50% Maximum Staging.
Cheers
Michael Smith
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its silly to do this, the secondaries are high enough up that yuo dont need the syncing, but you lose injection time with the closing / reopening of the injectors that way. You'll end up pushing your primaries to the max sooner this way as well.
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AE should be double checked as well as your decay rate(if u have the function). i believe there are a few different strageties u can use. map rate of change fueling and tps rate of change are just a few. VE between lload cells can change quite a bit down low so more enrichment might be needed. AE can be lessened up in the upper laod cells and still hit the transient afrs your looking for because VE will be more "predictable" as the engine climbs thru the speed and load points.
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My car which i am tunning is a t04s cosmo re with 550's and 1680's
if i nail the throtal around 3k in 3'rd or 4th the car goes wicked lean even though it shouldnt, load's around 43, timmings about 40deg advanced with 8* split, fuel is around 5.8ms and the wb will say low 15afr's? however at a higher rpm if i do the same and hold around load 43 afr's will be fine, low 14's
is this problem a ignitiion problem where as im not getting a complete burn? sending raw fuel down the exhaust, is my stock fpr having an issue geting the fuel pressure up in time? other idea's?
this has happend to me countless times, i cannot figure it out, my next experemnt was going to be trying to pull some fuel, however if that wasnt the problem i didnt want to risk it
when it happens, the car feels like it starts to fall on its face, then all of a sudden it clears up at which point the afr's are good
also im on stock fc coils, fd igniter running the trailing coil with ngk 9's all around
-Jacob
EDIT
my staged injection is based soly off load, not ramped at all via rpm before you ask, and i belive has already started, it begins around load 30
if i nail the throtal around 3k in 3'rd or 4th the car goes wicked lean even though it shouldnt, load's around 43, timmings about 40deg advanced with 8* split, fuel is around 5.8ms and the wb will say low 15afr's? however at a higher rpm if i do the same and hold around load 43 afr's will be fine, low 14's
is this problem a ignitiion problem where as im not getting a complete burn? sending raw fuel down the exhaust, is my stock fpr having an issue geting the fuel pressure up in time? other idea's?
this has happend to me countless times, i cannot figure it out, my next experemnt was going to be trying to pull some fuel, however if that wasnt the problem i didnt want to risk it
when it happens, the car feels like it starts to fall on its face, then all of a sudden it clears up at which point the afr's are good
also im on stock fc coils, fd igniter running the trailing coil with ngk 9's all around
-Jacob
EDIT
my staged injection is based soly off load, not ramped at all via rpm before you ask, and i belive has already started, it begins around load 30
Try with 15° of split and 20° avanced.
Check the fuel filter, and the pressure regulator.
Check the map sensor
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