1993 Green 3000GT VR4 - Sold - Best ET 11.7 - Best Trap 122 - 475hp / 477tq (old 368sx setup) - *Some items listed not current, see for sale thread - Pauter rods/Ross pistons/High rev kit--springs and titanium retainers/Ported heads/Dual pump, dual feed fuel system with hotwire/Dejon intake/Scanmaster/550cc injectors/MSD 8.5 wires/HKS DLI/H&R springs/GAB adjustable struts/PST CFDS/EMU/SBC-iD/2 Greddy 60mm EGT with peak hold/Greddy 60mm Boost with peak hold/2 SPA dual digital gauges (oil pressure/temp, water temp, fuel pressure)/AEM WBO2/18x9 Bronze Pro N1s/265/35 Yoko AVS Sports/PPE FMIC with PPE HPC-coated pipes/Flexalite fans/Spec 3+ clutch/RPS flywheel/Tial BOV/DR 3.5" exhaust/Non-resistor copper plugs/Brembo F40 calipers and rotors/short shifter/poly motor mounts/rear control arms/Krank vents 1995 Caracas Red 3000GT VR4 - Sold - BPU - 12.7 @ 107 1995 Red Dodge Stealth RT/TT - Sold - RPS Stage II Clutch 1993 Champagne Stealth - Sold K&N intake 1993 Green 3000GT base - Sold
I'm surprised to see that you have the ignition map zeroed out. I assume the ecu gives you the timing you want?
Is your NVCS map for controlling your alchy?
Yeah...i tried pulling moderate timing at 28+ psi around 4800 but I didn't like the EGT's so I went back to a zero'ed timing map. Little did I know alot of people get away with higher EGT's than I though was safe.
The ECU gives me good timing. Aggressive...but good. That's part of the reason I'm going 130 mph on 21-22 psi.
archangelcomp: Your sample rates are very low on that palm datalogger, you might consider reducing it to RPMs, Knock, TPS, o2 front, o2 rear so you can get more samples. The narrowband o2 sensors agree that you're running rich only after a long idle. Your fuel trims are normal so it's not like you're past the ECU's fuel trim window. Any reason you didn't pick the emanage datalogger? It would be nice to see wideband AFR results and much faster sampling rates. Both o2 sensors read high so if you had a defective fuel injector there would have to one on each bank. Secondly is it possible your FPR is overrun at idle?
I'll reduce it to just that. Just wanted to make sure I was getting what was needed
The emanage datalogger doesn't log knock, thats why I've been using the palm. I DO have some logs from the emanage though, if you want to see them
And how would the fpr be overrun at idle? I have it set to 44psi right now...how would I check this? I don't think I have a bad injector either.
I use the emanage datalog for tuning as it captures many interesting data samples/sec and I use the OBDI datalogger for monitoring knock only. If my scanmaster flashes a knock value then I know I have to go check my OBDI datalog results.
I don't know why your car eventually runs rich at idle. I was just trying to come up with some ideas. An overrun FPR will cause your car to run rich at idle, so that's why I asked. Post an emanage datalog run and let see if it will reveal anything and make sure your wideband AFR is datalogged too.
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firmware bugs v2.0 and beyond: Has anyone ever bothered to contact greddy and to let them know this is a problem with 6G72 engines? They've apparently fixed the problems for other engine types in v2.12.
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