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Old 01-08-2008, 07:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default First Data Log with the 13T's, Got questions.

ok useing my Hand Held Halo data logger, ive saved a session im hoping someone can look at with me and give an opinion...

The car is currently boosting 11-12 psi, and pulls pretty hard till the rpms get up to where I feel some hesitation and the car stops pulling. I eventually let off the gas so not to prolong the symptom.

Im not getting any knock, Timing looks a little funny, and O2's are pegged... Im thinking im looking at a flooded condition being my IDC's are hitting 90% around 5400 rpm but id like someone else to take a look at this with me...

Anyone out there able to look at a HHH session? I can e-mail it over of course.


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Default Re: First Data Log with the 13T's, Got questions.

Not even looking at the log, if your running 550cc injectors at base fuel pressure (43.5psi) & hitting 90% IDC at 11-12psi, then your running too rich.
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Not even looking at the log, if your running 550cc injectors at base fuel pressure (43.5psi) & hitting 90% IDC at 11-12psi, then your running too rich.
this is what I was t hinking too... but without a wide band in yet, I couldnt tell for sure... I'll back out the safc a bit and try again tomorrow...
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this is what I was t hinking too... but without a wide band in yet, I couldnt tell for sure... I'll back out the safc a bit and try again tomorrow...
What I do is shoot for .92-.96 nb o2's while watching for knock (I only "tune" with 4 knobs so it doesn't take long).
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Default Re: First Data Log with the 13T's, Got questions.

I would go for .88v-.92v unless you are getting excessive knock then go for .94v. My old WB02 was showing pig rich .94v or above.
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You sure you don't have a boost leak?
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You sure you don't have a boost leak?
pretty sure... Thought of that and checked all my hoses, but everything is tight. My O2's were pegged at 1.01v so im pretty sure its just flooding out...
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pretty sure... Thought of that and checked all my hoses, but everything is tight. My O2's were pegged at 1.01v so im pretty sure its just flooding out...
What is your SAFC set at?
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Default Re: First Data Log with the 13T's, Got questions.

I agree that 90% IDC sounds high given the injectors and the boost pressure that you are running. 1.01v is running pig rich. I'd say start trimming back fuel until you hit about .92v, then slowly fine tune it down a little bit further until you start to see knock.


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ok useing my Hand Held Halo data logger, ive saved a session im hoping someone can look at with me and give an opinion...

The car is currently Anyone out there able to look at a HHH session? I can e-mail it over of course.
Jason, you can email it to me if you'd like. I won't be able to look at the session until I get home later tonight.

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pretty sure... Thought of that and checked all my hoses, but everything is tight. My O2's were pegged at 1.01v so im pretty sure its just flooding out...
Its very easy to have a boost leak even with tight hoses.
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Might also want to swap out the Apexi Neo as our cars have issues with it for some reason.
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