Request - DashDAQ Logs for 62mm or 65mm setups
Request - DashDAQ Logs for 62mm or 65mm setups
Basically, I'd like to look at some other peoples data, specifically at WOT from 5300-redline.
With my setup I'm hitting 19.5-21psi boost in that range and it's making a hump in my AFR where it goes from low 11's to 13.2 in that rpm range. Unfortunately, I don't have the add-on fuel pressure sensor, so I'm having a hard time telling what's happening. Basically, as soon as I pass 19.3 psi, it starts to go lean.
I'm fully aware that NW has the adjustable fueling kit, but I really don't like the complexity of it. I would think with the Walbro 255lph pump and 550cc injectors, I would be able to get this tuned properly. My next thought is that I might need the 55 fuel pump, but really don't want to throw any more money at this.
Any help/suggestions would be great!
With my setup I'm hitting 19.5-21psi boost in that range and it's making a hump in my AFR where it goes from low 11's to 13.2 in that rpm range. Unfortunately, I don't have the add-on fuel pressure sensor, so I'm having a hard time telling what's happening. Basically, as soon as I pass 19.3 psi, it starts to go lean.
I'm fully aware that NW has the adjustable fueling kit, but I really don't like the complexity of it. I would think with the Walbro 255lph pump and 550cc injectors, I would be able to get this tuned properly. My next thought is that I might need the 55 fuel pump, but really don't want to throw any more money at this.
Any help/suggestions would be great!
Re: Request - DashDAQ Logs for 62mm or 65mm setups
Alan, here is a datalog from a 1/4 mile pass of mine in June. Hopefully you can read the small print.
I have a 62mm pulley, not tuned. Walbro 255 lph pump, 6an lines, regulator-less filter, adjustable fpr. The afpr is set at the factory pressure (58 psi). I have been watching the fuel trims and they are 1% and 3%, so I think I am going to turn up the afpr 1-2 psi. I would rather the ECU be pulling a little fuel than adding.
I only see 18 psi max boost at the top of 3rd gear. I have a very open exhaust, so I wonder if that accounts for the lower boost? The most I ever saw on the stock pulley was 14 psi.
I always see the 35* rise in IAT during the run, almost regardless of what the starting temp was. This run was "hot" with no ice in the ice tank, no fans or auxiliary cooling.
I also always see the dip in AFR between 5900 and 6100 RPM.
06052013log_zps4e60e42e.jpg
I have a 62mm pulley, not tuned. Walbro 255 lph pump, 6an lines, regulator-less filter, adjustable fpr. The afpr is set at the factory pressure (58 psi). I have been watching the fuel trims and they are 1% and 3%, so I think I am going to turn up the afpr 1-2 psi. I would rather the ECU be pulling a little fuel than adding.
I only see 18 psi max boost at the top of 3rd gear. I have a very open exhaust, so I wonder if that accounts for the lower boost? The most I ever saw on the stock pulley was 14 psi.
I always see the 35* rise in IAT during the run, almost regardless of what the starting temp was. This run was "hot" with no ice in the ice tank, no fans or auxiliary cooling.
I also always see the dip in AFR between 5900 and 6100 RPM.
06052013log_zps4e60e42e.jpg
Re: Request - DashDAQ Logs for 62mm or 65mm setups
Thanks Boost. Unfortunately, there are way too many variables in your example to help me diagnose my issue. You're running a different fuel pressure and open exhaust. Are you running a SuperCooler or anything for cooling mods? I'm seeing a ridiculously high Air Intake Temp rise during racing. It went as high as 199F with the ambient temp being only 70F. My 1/4mi MPH was also greatly reduced compared to pre-winter mods. I've got a lot to sort out, but it will have to wait til after vacation...
Re: Request - DashDAQ Logs for 62mm or 65mm setups
Thanks Boost. Unfortunately, there are way too many variables in your example to help me diagnose my issue. You're running a different fuel pressure and open exhaust. Are you running a SuperCooler or anything for cooling mods? I'm seeing a ridiculously high Air Intake Temp rise during racing. It went as high as 199F with the ambient temp being only 70F. My 1/4mi MPH was also greatly reduced compared to pre-winter mods. I've got a lot to sort out, but it will have to wait til after vacation...
Last edited by hustler316; 07-07-2013 at 05:31 PM. Reason: Stupid Pic won't show up
Re: Request - DashDAQ Logs for 62mm or 65mm setups
With stock heat exchanger and the NW 61.9 pulley I see approximately a 50F increase in AIT's from launch to completion of the 1/4 mile. By the way, this is the same as when I had the NW, Eurocharged, and no-name brand heat exchanger installed. As a result, I'll be leaving the stock heat exchanger and shroud stock.
Shoot me a PM with you email address and I'll send you some datalogs before the nitrous. Attached is a zip file of the 11.3 run with a 75 shot running the EC 61.9 SC pulley, Single NW, 550cc injectors, stock HE, SL55 pump, and Buckhead Imports tune.
Take a look at the link below, as it's what I think you're going through.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ved-again.html
Shoot me a PM with you email address and I'll send you some datalogs before the nitrous. Attached is a zip file of the 11.3 run with a 75 shot running the EC 61.9 SC pulley, Single NW, 550cc injectors, stock HE, SL55 pump, and Buckhead Imports tune.
Take a look at the link below, as it's what I think you're going through.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ved-again.html
Last edited by grip grip; 07-07-2013 at 09:49 PM.
Re: Request - DashDAQ Logs for 62mm or 65mm setups
You are right, that is very hard to read. Below is a link to the datalog image on photobucket. There is a zoom-in button in the lower right corner of the image that will allow you to read the text.
06052013log_zps4e60e42e.jpg Photo by superboostmonkey | Photobucket
I have the following charge air cooling mods:
- dual OEM front heat exchangers in parallel (thanks 32krazy!)
- "baked potato" IC. Intercooler wrapped in foiled-faced fiberglass insulation, metal taped edges, secured with safety wire, metal coolant lines to/from IC in insulating sleeves.
- isolated cooling systems
- 7 gallon ice/water reservoir tank mounted in trunk
- dual Johnson CM30 IC pumps. One in stock location, one in trunk, drawing from tank
- 3-way valve to use or bypass front HXs on hot water return to tank (bypassed when running ice water only)
- override switch to optionally run both IC pumps and radiator fan at full speed
With ice typical temps are: starting IAT 48* F, ending IAT 95* F.
ALan, I know our cooling mods are pretty different. look at the AFR curve. I actually have a dip in AFR from 5700 to 6000 RPM.
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