check out my vafc settings after wideband install
01-31-2004, 09:03 PM
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Re:check out my vafc settings after wideband install
Originally Posted by TurboEF9
Originally Posted by slammin86
assuming the wideband was correct (which it probably wasnt - TEF9), i wasnt ever going above 13.0:1 while in boost, I only have the timing retarded 3 degrees on the distributor, and .5 per lb on my btm (MORE than enough timing retard for 8psi -TEF9) ....live and learn i guess. I have a hondata 3b on the way....hopefully this ---- doesnt happen again
Your lack of fuel caused your ringlands to explode. I'm almost 100% sure. Pull the head off and have a look.
(..oh, and sell me the head, you're probably buying a whole new motor.
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02-01-2004, 04:33 AM
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Re:check out my vafc settings after wideband install
im usin the head on a ls/vtec setup
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02-01-2004, 07:26 AM
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Re:check out my vafc settings after wideband install
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
im usin the head on a ls/vtec setup
02-02-2004, 03:08 AM
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Re:check out my vafc settings after wideband install
Originally Posted by slammin86
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
im usin the head on a ls/vtec setup
The Bosch sensor isnt as accurate as time goes on (as it heats up). The PLX is great for general idea readings, far more accurate than an EGT, or atleast a better reading to go by, but doesnt match that of the NTK sensor. It's for that reason there is a $600 difference.
To answer the emails (and any possible future ones in advnaced), yes, I offer the LM-1 (the datalogging but a wee bit slighly bigger) wideband as well, as well as the RPM convertor that almost everyone inquired about (everyone that emailed me from here that is).
Let us know how the build goes.
02-02-2004, 04:19 AM
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Re:check out my vafc settings after wideband install
Originally Posted by TurboEF9
Hey.. thanks for calling me back on Friday, afternoon about shipping the PLX to my job. 
..I ordered from someone else.
..I ordered from someone else.
Sorry not shipping to an address other than your billing address is an inconvenience. Its to protect the interests of my company as well as quite possibly the card holders.
BTW, had NO CLUE, who you were on this forum, else I would have promptly sent you a PM.
02-02-2004, 10:22 AM
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Re:check out my vafc settings after wideband install
Damn. Thats allot of retard. 
That definatly wasnt timing related. I too would check you wideband, go over all the wires. Make sure secure connections. Solder them if you didnt use solder. Cant hurt heh.
That definatly wasnt timing related. I too would check you wideband, go over all the wires. Make sure secure connections. Solder them if you didnt use solder. Cant hurt heh.
02-05-2004, 05:26 PM
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Re:check out my vafc settings after wideband install
Originally Posted by BlinD
Damn. Thats allot of retard. That definatly wasnt timing related. I too would check you wideband, go over all the wires. Make sure secure connections. Solder them if you didnt use solder. Cant hurt heh.
That definatly wasnt timing related. I too would check you wideband, go over all the wires. Make sure secure connections. Solder them if you didnt use solder. Cant hurt heh.thats odd....seemed that everyone said that the vafc hack advanced timing....and from what i found 3degree of retard was reasonably....oh well
hondata is here so i wont have to worry any more
02-05-2004, 07:06 PM
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Re:check out my vafc settings after wideband install
You still didn't figure out what the problem was. If you get Hondata and tune it the same way with your wideband you just going to blow it up again. I would like to know what was wrong so at least some people won't make the same mistake.
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