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Old Sep 11, 2009, 11:25 AM   #46
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How much boost are you running 6500-7500 and what MAF Hz?
At 6,500rpm, I am at 29psi and it drops to 28psi by 7,500rpm. I'm not logging MAF Hz, unfortunately.

What are you curious about? Whether I am truly running out of fuel? I am just suspecting I am, since I keep adding fuel in the fuel map without seeing any significant A/F ratio changes at higher RPM.
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Old Sep 11, 2009, 11:40 AM   #47
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At 6,500rpm, I am at 29psi and it drops to 28psi by 7,500rpm. I'm not logging MAF Hz, unfortunately.

What are you curious about? Whether I am truly running out of fuel? I am just suspecting I am, since I keep adding fuel in the fuel map without seeing any significant A/F ratio changes at higher RPM.
Just curious about timing related to boost levels. MAF Hz would be better data for me just because I use it to judge airflow more than boost.

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Old Sep 11, 2009, 11:53 AM   #48
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I can log 2byte airflow and post the numbers later on. I have been limiting the number of items I'm logging via EvoScan since I'm using JOT's VDR (virtual dyno) to monitor the results.
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Old Sep 13, 2009, 02:28 PM   #49
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Bryan,

Here is a 3rd gear pull (6-spd trans) with that timing map. I'm using the OmniPower 4-bar MAP sensor and AEM wideband. RPM, Load, and Airflow are the 2-byte values.

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RPM	Boost	Timing	AF	Load	Airflow
2734	0.10	16	11.6	91.88	288.65
2770	0.34	16	13.8	93.75	308.41
2805	0.34	15	13.8	96.88	319.22
2840	0.81	15	15.5	100.31	336.32
2863	1.05	15	15.3	105.00	351.36
2902	1.53	14	15.3	108.75	366.49
2934	1.77	14	15.0	111.25	382.31
2992	2.01	13	15.0	115.31	407.18
3047	2.72	10	14.2	121.56	435.78
3113	3.68	9	14.2	127.81	468.51
3156	4.16	8	14.0	134.38	478.04
3238	5.11	8	13.7	141.88	539.27
3301	6.07	8	13.6	149.38	582.02
3379	6.78	9	13.5	159.38	637.85
3473	8.45	8	13.5	171.25	707.82
3543	10.36	8	13.5	186.25	783.50
3652	11.32	7	13.2	207.50	898.09
3746	14.42	6	13.0	229.69	1028.51
3855	17.28	4	12.6	254.38	1158.74
3984	20.86	5	12.3	281.88	1336.82
4039	23.73	3	12.3	302.50	1451.02
4230	26.11	2	11.9	317.19	1549.80
4266	28.74	3	11.9	315.63	1553.04
4438	29.70	3	11.3	312.19	1607.98
4500	30.17	4	11.6	312.81	1611.03
4684	30.89	4	11.6	310.94	1663.71
4809	31.13	5	11.9	310.31	1712.45
4949	31.37	5	12.1	310.31	1783.71
5094	31.37	7	12.1	311.88	1819.28
5238	31.60	8	12.2	310.31	1887.98
5375	31.37	8	12.2	312.19	1960.02
5555	31.13	9	12.2	309.38	1985.77
5723	30.65	9	12.2	306.88	2032.95
5891	30.65	10	12.2	303.75	2043.66
6063	30.41	11	12.2	301.25	2109.02
6203	30.65	11	12.2	297.81	2163.07
6438	30.17	12	12.2	291.88	2161.99
6480	29.93	14	12.2	290.94	2183.02
6586	29.22	14	12.0	289.06	2205.82
6684	28.26	14	12.0	285.31	2201.89
6801	28.26	15	12.0	282.19	2211.92
6906	28.26	15	12.0	279.69	2238.55
6008	28.02	16	12.2	279.06	2264.60
7102	27.79	16	12.2	278.75	2264.40
7203	27.31	17	12.2	275.63	2305.09
7508	27.31	17	12.2	271.56	2345.78
7613	26.83	18	12.2	267.81	2364.65
7441	27.07	18	12.0	271.88	2338.50
7613	27.55	19	12.2	268.44	2346.96
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Thanks for the log. There is more in that Red for sure. BBK full can flow more Hz than that.

Get more fuel and boost.

Do you have factory induction tube or? Any porting other than turbo?
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Thanks for the log. There is more in that Red for sure. BBK full can flow more Hz than that.

Get more fuel and boost.

Do you have factory induction tube or? Any porting other than turbo?
Yeah, there is definitely some more power to be made with more boost. I am doing mods slowly just to see what kind of effect/gains each one has. I did the turbo with stock cams, then put in the FP4R cams, and next will put in the dual pump set-up and turn up the boost.

I have FP's 3" intake pipe for the 80mm compressor housing. Nothing is ported yet; I plan on getting the exhaust manifold, turbine housing, throttle body, and intake manifold all ported this winter.
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tnt1106: Nope, haven't seen any tip in knock or any significant partial throttle knock in my logs. I have only had the cams for a week, so I am still fine tuning and monitoring things. I have seen some sporadic 1-2 counts of knock at WOT, but I also haven't altered my knock tables at all.
would you be able to post a pic of your mivec map? or the "spool up" area at least? thanks!


(I am still have the tip in knock issue at roll on 3-4k rpm)
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would you be able to post a pic of your mivec map? or the "spool up" area at least? thanks!

(I am still have the tip in knock issue at roll on 3-4k rpm)
Here's my current MIVEC map. I honestly haven't played around with it too much with my current setup. I just got a bunch of ideas from other members here, and then put the map together.

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Thanks Jon. Looks about like my map if i recall.
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Here is my latest with no knock what so ever. She rips. This is with a peak of 27psi and tapering to 25psi.
I know this is old, but what did you do to get the stock turbo to taper to 25psi? Heck on mine it tapers to 20. Then again I have a hallman mbc.
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I know this is old, but what did you do to get the stock turbo to taper to 25psi? Heck on mine it tapers to 20. Then again I have a hallman mbc.
I'm actually running the GM 3 port now and using Direct PSI control. My "street" map is 29 psi tapering to 24-25 and my "autox" map is a straight 22psi. I will never go back to a MBC after learning how to tune boost with the ECU. The consistency of ecu controlled is awesome.

On a side note, I was running the Buschur MBC and that was easily able to do 30 with a taper to 24.
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I'm actually running the GM 3 port now and using Direct PSI control. My "street" map is 29 psi tapering to 24-25 and my "autox" map is a straight 22psi. I will never go back to a MBC after learning how to tune boost with the ECU. The consistency of ecu controlled is awesome.

On a side note, I was running the Buschur MBC and that was easily able to do 30 with a taper to 24.
Sweet! I guess I'll try out the GM 3 port then. Cause right now it spikes to 28 and tapers to a sad 20. Then again I don't have anything ported, and all stock IC pipes at the moment.
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hi guys,

I have just got my tephra v7 bigmaps up and running and am going to self tune on tuesday.. on worry though.

I noticed the timing logged on evoscan is 2-4 deg more than what the map says between 90 and 200 load... above it seems pretty close (1 fdeg at most - rounding offf the interp?) and below 90 its spot on.

What do you guys think it is? is it evoscan logging wrong or is it a wrong setting in ecuflash on the bigmaps

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