Working on my tune, bin inside, datalog inside, let me know what you think.
#1
Working on my tune, bin inside, datalog inside, let me know what you think.
stock z6, 14b setup.
i was thinking about pulling it back to like 19* at the top, which is like .85* per lb. Should I go a little further since I'm still basing it out? Aim for 18* at the top or something? I'm gonna be running 10psi all said and done.
Just thought I'd get the thoughts of the more experienced first.
scroll way down for the bin and the datalog.
i was thinking about pulling it back to like 19* at the top, which is like .85* per lb. Should I go a little further since I'm still basing it out? Aim for 18* at the top or something? I'm gonna be running 10psi all said and done.
Just thought I'd get the thoughts of the more experienced first.
scroll way down for the bin and the datalog.
#3
Re: Working on new Crome basemap, recommend timing?
Originally Posted by xenocron
What do you mean by "*18 at the top or something" ?
bear with me im still a noob with this.
hey if by chance you can recommend a % of fuel increase if im hitting pretty steady 13:1 flat from about 4000rpm and up at 7psi, please do.
WHAT IVE DONE SO FAR
so far i have added about 4% fuel from 2psi to 11.2 psi on the map across the entire rpm range, and set the boost retard multiplier to .8 degrees per lb, which puts it at 19 degrees at 11.2psi, and im only shooting for a 10psi tune. am i on the right sort of track, or am i way off?
ive been reading from this http://home.mn.rr.com/keebler65/honda/tuning.html
#5
Re: Working on new Crome basemap, recommend timing?
i usually don't pull more than .75° up top until i go over about 11psi., that's just me though here's how i do mine.
0-2psi = stock timing
3-4psi = -.25°
5-7psi = -.50°
8-11psi = -.75°
12-14psi= -.90°
0-2psi = stock timing
3-4psi = -.25°
5-7psi = -.50°
8-11psi = -.75°
12-14psi= -.90°
#7
Re: Working on new Crome basemap, recommend timing?
Originally Posted by ****
Originally Posted by xenocron
What do you mean by "*18 at the top or something" ?
This is what i use for OBD0, I dont know how well it will work for fuel values that arent in MS (millisecond) pulse widths.
Give it a shot and see if the numbers you come out with make sense.
#8
Re: Working on new Crome basemap, recommend timing?
Originally Posted by ****
hey if by chance you can recommend a % of fuel increase if im hitting pretty steady 13:1 flat from about 4000rpm and up at 7psi, please do.
WHAT IVE DONE SO FAR
so far i have added about 4% fuel from 2psi to 11.2 psi on the map across the entire rpm range, and set the boost retard multiplier to .8 degrees per lb, which puts it at 19 degrees at 11.2psi, and im only shooting for a 10psi tune. am i on the right sort of track, or am i way off?
WHAT IVE DONE SO FAR
so far i have added about 4% fuel from 2psi to 11.2 psi on the map across the entire rpm range, and set the boost retard multiplier to .8 degrees per lb, which puts it at 19 degrees at 11.2psi, and im only shooting for a 10psi tune. am i on the right sort of track, or am i way off?
#9
Re: Working on new Crome basemap, recommend timing?
Personally I would stay below 20 degrees at 10psi on a d-series and something around 20 on a B-series. But really to be safe, I always do 1 degree step retard on d-series and like .85 on B series. No real reason to try to make it perfect right away.
#10
Re: Working on new Crome basemap, recommend timing?
NOOBIE question about the timing you are refering to...........
For example by 20 degrees timing, do you mean TOTAL tming (dizzy + ECU) or just what the ECU is adding + intial at dizzy??
ie 12 dizzy + 8 ecu = 20 total (sounds right)
or 12 dizzy + 20 ecu = 32 total (KABOOM?)
For example by 20 degrees timing, do you mean TOTAL tming (dizzy + ECU) or just what the ECU is adding + intial at dizzy??
ie 12 dizzy + 8 ecu = 20 total (sounds right)
or 12 dizzy + 20 ecu = 32 total (KABOOM?)