My Slow NA
01-18-2012, 12:39 AM
#85
Red To Go
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Canton, MI
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01-18-2012, 01:12 AM
#86
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Oregon City, OR
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Use diyautotune's base map for 1.6 w/o AFM:
http://www.megasquirtpnp.com/models/...20no%20AFM.msq
I can then give you my AFR target table, and tunerstuido's auto tuning can do most of the rest, with a little smoothing on your part.
Unfortunately tunerstuido is now out of beta, so you need to pay $50 (on sale now down from $70!) to use the auto tune feature. If you can't afford it, use the lite version which is free to acclimate yourself to their user interface, even though it's nearly identical to megatune.
What's your target boost?
P.S. Simple green is decent for grease, but it sounded like you were wanting to hose down the engine bay with a...hose. It'll work much better than that. It's somewhere between water and brake cleaner (which will eat paint).
P.P.S. It won't eat paint.
http://www.megasquirtpnp.com/models/...20no%20AFM.msq
I can then give you my AFR target table, and tunerstuido's auto tuning can do most of the rest, with a little smoothing on your part.
Unfortunately tunerstuido is now out of beta, so you need to pay $50 (on sale now down from $70!) to use the auto tune feature. If you can't afford it, use the lite version which is free to acclimate yourself to their user interface, even though it's nearly identical to megatune.
What's your target boost?
P.S. Simple green is decent for grease, but it sounded like you were wanting to hose down the engine bay with a...hose. It'll work much better than that. It's somewhere between water and brake cleaner (which will eat paint).
P.P.S. It won't eat paint.
01-18-2012, 01:18 AM
#87
MFz Regular
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Oregon City, OR
Posts: 200
But I'll be nice, here's my current fuel map, built off the base map.
And my AFR target table, built as a compilation of a few posted by wayne_curr, Jeff, and JP.
My spark map is fairly conservative, I'd just use the base map's spark table as long as it runs within your target boost level, which is why I asked you about that earlier.
And my AFR target table, built as a compilation of a few posted by wayne_curr, Jeff, and JP.
My spark map is fairly conservative, I'd just use the base map's spark table as long as it runs within your target boost level, which is why I asked you about that earlier.
01-18-2012, 09:18 AM
#88
Red To Go
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Canton, MI
Posts: 2,600
Use diyautotune's base map for 1.6 w/o AFM:
http://www.megasquirtpnp.com/models/...20no%20AFM.msq
I can then give you my AFR target table, and tunerstuido's auto tuning can do most of the rest, with a little smoothing on your part.
Unfortunately tunerstuido is now out of beta, so you need to pay $50 (on sale now down from $70!) to use the auto tune feature. If you can't afford it, use the lite version which is free to acclimate yourself to their user interface, even though it's nearly identical to megatune.
What's your target boost?
P.S. Simple green is decent for grease, but it sounded like you were wanting to hose down the engine bay with a...hose. It'll work much better than that. It's somewhere between water and brake cleaner (which will eat paint).
P.P.S. It won't eat paint.
http://www.megasquirtpnp.com/models/...20no%20AFM.msq
I can then give you my AFR target table, and tunerstuido's auto tuning can do most of the rest, with a little smoothing on your part.
Unfortunately tunerstuido is now out of beta, so you need to pay $50 (on sale now down from $70!) to use the auto tune feature. If you can't afford it, use the lite version which is free to acclimate yourself to their user interface, even though it's nearly identical to megatune.
What's your target boost?
P.S. Simple green is decent for grease, but it sounded like you were wanting to hose down the engine bay with a...hose. It'll work much better than that. It's somewhere between water and brake cleaner (which will eat paint).
P.P.S. It won't eat paint.
01-18-2012, 04:25 PM
#89
MFz Regular
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Oregon City, OR
Posts: 200
On your greddy it'll be "fine" to overboost, since your fuel pump will just have to work harder. It just won't be able to keep up with that kind of pressure, and with the wrong disc you'll be trying to add stupid amounts of fuel at higher pressures.
