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2forme 12-05-2012 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Frostyman (Post 593090)
I have gotten it reflashed, and the difference was noticeable. I took about 40 minutes worth of logs to send him too. Gotta get this mofo right before the scion meet on saturday!

Do you know anyone with a portable wideband?

Frostyman 12-05-2012 09:15 PM

no. I'm assuming you are thinking of real-time transmitting to him?

pixel67 12-05-2012 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by hayleybeaners (Post 593056)
Absolutely are implemented.


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FA20Club.com 12-08-2012 05:04 PM

I already sent him an update about 30 mins after he emailed me but he sent his car to the dyno with a friend or someone else so i wasnt aware they were there. The new method im using requires all the E85 tuned cars to all be tuned again from a conservative starting point since now were arent using separate tunes for e85 and pump gas. Ecutek allows us to control the fuel system in a more effective manner now so matching with on fuel only conditions is much more simplified. Assuming I start on the rich side using logs is the only manner I have to dial in your tune for you car. I checked all our email correspondences and out of all of them you sent me only one set of logs which i have now supplied you with one update. I sent you that update the same time you dyno'd and today is the 8th and im waiting on a updated set of logs from you. Im always willing to work with all my customers as long as they are able to provide me c=viable information to work from. I honestly find it hard pressed that i knowingly ignored any of your emails.

Your factory wideband is fine for me to make changes but you have to remember just like i told you, it reads only 12.17:1 AFR at its lowest point so anything below that i have no idea what the afr is. So the best option is to do the logs what we discussed and email them to me. Im sure i can get you sorted in out in about 2-3 revising which would literally take you less than a day to record. I would rather trim fuel slowly than swing you to the lean side and hurt your motor doing so.

Ill definitely get you sorted out I consider you guys like an extended family instead of a bad house guest ;)

wparsons 12-09-2012 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by FA20Club.com (Post 597992)
Your factory wideband is fine for me to make changes but you have to remember just like i told you, it reads only 12.17:1 AFR at its lowest point so anything below that i have no idea what the afr is.

Factory O2 is a true wideband? Will the stock ECU work with other wideband sensors that can read down lower?

draggin_az 12-09-2012 12:56 PM

I got the pleasure of taking a ride in @Frostyman's car yesterday. I have @FA20club's 93 octane tune and the difference is crazy what E85 can do to these cars.

FA20Club.com 12-09-2012 01:58 PM

I was amazed the first time myself. And his car isnt dialed in yet wait till its all said and done.

Frostyman 12-09-2012 02:47 PM

Yeah, I need to stop being so busy, and so lazy when i'm not being busy.

JoeBoxer 12-09-2012 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Frostyman (Post 599131)
Yeah, I need to stop being so busy, and so lazy when i'm not being busy.

I know this feeling :lol:


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