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Old 03-01-2015, 09:48 PM   #2381
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If you're in an area that has 93 regularly available, yes. That's your best tune option. If not, I would run 91 oct. tune. If you're E85, however, run Stage 2 EL E85 tune preset -- Even if bone stock
Are you running on E85 tune?
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Hey just want to be sure. Which tune should I run if my mods are the entire exhaust except for headers, inlet hose, and air filter? I'm assuming tune stock 93?
run the stage1 tunes if you have stock or catted header stage2 for catless header .

exception is E85 fuel use stage to el header tune on stock car see links below

oft tips and e85 on stock car
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Old 03-01-2015, 11:35 PM   #2383
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Are you running on E85 tune?
No. I personally have had issues with an exhaust leak until recently, so I've not E85. Plus, the winter blend here is miserably inconsistent. When it warms up I will
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Are you running on E85 tune?
I have run the E85 EL header tune on stock car as have 3 other people i know works well does run a bit rich on stock header.

Now running E85 with uel catless header
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anyone else running the kraftwerks kit with the OFT?
We are trying to dial in enough fuel but it stays WAY to lean.
Also it seems like the KWis boosting way too much.

What boost is everyone running with the C30 kit? what is the size of the compressor drive pulley (to see if we might have the wrong pulley)

I'm not enterirely sure but it looks our C30 kit is boosting to 1.35bar?!
We have the C30 kit with toothed pulleys
denso 2.5bar map sensor
sard decat exhaust manifold
stock overpipe
sard catted front pipe
milltek resonated catback
OFT with our custom developped map (in progress)

stationairy our map sensor reads 0.06 kpa so it seems to run just over atmospherical pressure even stationairy, then pulls upto 135 kpa at just 5500rpm where we ran out of fuel, DI fuel is at 100% / 20Mpa and port injection is also at about 96% ??? fuelpump duty is at around 86-90% or is 135 just 0.35bar?

it is very weird we cannot get it rich enouh while everyone else runs at stock fuel system? either way we are running to lean. from about 5000rpm upwards

we have fuelpump and 650cc deatschwerks injectors waiting to go in now, but we worry about 1.35 bar on a stock engine (we just blew the stock headgaskets at 5000rpm) so i want to make sure 100% we have the right pulley or maybe our map sensor reads wrong

we have the following settings for the honda/denso map sensor in our oft:
multiplier: 0.367
offset: -0.045

this is a screenshot of a log we made, look at the fuel data and map reading.

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any info on KW C30 pulley size or max boost please?
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I take it that you're using G series ROMs being in Europe. What software are you using to tune? I know that some of the Rotrex kits need to be SD mapped, or at least are hard to map using MAF alone from what others have said.

There are 3 manifold pressure sensor scaling tables, have you changed them all?

BTW, if you're using Romraider I have some decent A01G/A02G ROM definitions which are compatible for Euro cars (I'm in the UK). Use the A01G definition if using OFT files, if using completely stock original ROMs then use the correct one. Both can be found here. Stock ROMs can be found here

How much DI are you running and what does your ratio table look like? How do you know it's at 100%?
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wow 18psi on stock fuel system? i didnt think our cars could do that.
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+1 thought about 11 psi was limit of stock fuel system .

if you have oft the oft guys would send you a vortech sc tune its 9 psi on petrol with 2.5 bar omni map sensor on stock fuel system. Not compatable with your kraftworks kit but may be usefull to see adjustments to load limits, fueling ect they used to send you in right direction.

the oft guys have not done a kraftworks kit, if they did quite a few people would be on it
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OFT with our custom developped map (in progress)

stationairy our map sensor reads 0.06 kpa so it seems to run just over atmospherical pressure even stationairy, then pulls upto 135 kpa at just 5500rpm where we ran out of fuel, DI fuel is at 100% / 20Mpa and port injection is also at about 96% ??? fuelpump duty is at around 86-90% or is 135 just 0.35bar?

it is very weird we cannot get it rich enouh while everyone else runs at stock fuel system? either way we are running to lean. from about 5000rpm upwards

we have fuelpump and 650cc deatschwerks injectors waiting to go in now, but we worry about 1.35 bar on a stock engine (we just blew the stock headgaskets at 5000rpm) so i want to make sure 100% we have the right pulley or maybe our map sensor reads wrong

we have the following settings for the honda/denso map sensor in our oft:
multiplier: 0.367
offset: -0.045

this is a screenshot of a log we made, look at the fuel data and map reading.



any info on KW C30 pulley size or max boost please?
Just a thought if you using an OFT and Romraider definition from Github or OFT site those definitions are in Imperial ie psi not metric bar.
@Kodename47 has done some metric definitions.

did you convert map sensor bar to psi ?

the OFT Vortech SC tune uses Omni 2.5 bar MAP sensor

the setting in that rom are

Multiplier (psi absolute/v) = 7.251
Offset = 1.450


Did increase MAF limit max (g/s) NA roms its 200 vortech SC rom 500

I know nothing about SC/Turbo tuning just some suggestions.

Also noticed on Techstream your Calculated engine load is 100% maybe your hitting a load limiter ??
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I have run the E85 EL header tune on stock car as have 3 other people i know works well does run a bit rich on stock header.

Now running E85 with uel catless header
What do you mean it runs a bit rich on stock header? And do you think I should use a different oil when I run on E85 because I got different people telling me that they are using stock oil and some are using different ones.
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What do you mean it runs a bit rich on stock header? And do you think I should use a different oil when I run on E85 because I got different people telling me that they are using stock oil and some are using different ones.
The E85 EL header stage2 tune was actually done to run on a catless header which flow a bit better than stock header, so top end it runs a bit rich AFR when running on a stock car, but running a bit rich afr wise is safe anyway, heaps of people have run that tune on a stock car for long periods no issues.

Make sure your oil is E85 compatable, most SN rated oils should be ,a lot of people change out the stock oil when running E85 as your not 100% sure what it is.
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The E85 EL header stage2 tune was actually done to run on a catless header which flow a bit better than stock header, so top end it runs a bit rich AFR when running on a stock car, but running a bit rich afr wise is safe anyway, heaps of people have run that tune on a stock car for long periods no issues.

Make sure your oil is E85 compatable, most SN rated oils should be ,a lot of people change out the stock oil when running E85 as your not 100% sure what it is.
What oil are you using?
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What oil are you using?
http://www.nulon.com.au/products/Ful...fe_Engine_Oil/


you probably will not have that one but plenty of other brands do E85 compartable oils, am in hot climate +30C days pretty normal
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I take it that you're using G series ROMs being in Europe. What software are you using to tune? I know that some of the Rotrex kits need to be SD mapped, or at least are hard to map using MAF alone from what others have said.

There are 3 manifold pressure sensor scaling tables, have you changed them all?

BTW, if you're using Romraider I have some decent A01G/A02G ROM definitions which are compatible for Euro cars (I'm in the UK). Use the A01G definition if using OFT files, if using completely stock original ROMs then use the correct one. Both can be found here. Stock ROMs can be found here

How much DI are you running and what does your ratio table look like? How do you know it's at 100%?
yes we have the 700G rom and i started from the OFT stage2 EL 2.063
I'm using romraider to tune
i just changed the map sensor scaling in 1 place , didn't find other places? can you guide me to where they are? i changed the "manifold pressure scaling" under the "manifold pressure sensor" tab.
i also rescaled the fuel and ignition maps to 2.25 in the load scale.
DI injection maximum is now 100% in the full map and GDI pressure target is 20Mpa above the 100 on the load axxis.

i use the Toyota techstream program for logging.
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