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02-13-2020, 08:33 AM | #43 | |
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I personally never ran the 90mm pulley setup that came with the kit, so no logs to compare to. I remeasured the 30mm pulley set along with verifying dimensions for the c30-94 and everything is exactly what should be a 9 psi pulley set. At this point I am either pulling the kit and selling it, switching to e85 with the upgraded injectors I have available, or figuring out a reasonable way to reduce boost. |
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I usually don't rev past 7200 anyway, but maybe I can get the tuner to move it so it doesn't go more than that. I haven't heard back from Bill yet, but when I do I'll bring up some of the concerns to address. Most of these pulls were done I think around 40-50 F so it definitely wasn't super warm. |
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Super strange that we have a similar result, especially considering that all you changed was going back to the stock header. |
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Just to make you think about the influence of IAT on boost, during summer with 30+ Celsius i get 0.86-0.87 bar of boost from my unrestricted hks V2 in winter under 10 Celsius i get more than 1 Bar you get a more stable boost only with turbo, or with a restriction in front of the supercharger's charger |
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So if the lean condition is taken care of, and the revs don't peak at 7500 constantly, is this still safe to run or should I be looking into ways to drop boost levels? |
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if it doesn't knock... it's ok
I keep lower revs with 95ron fuel (your 91 oct) because that s just too much boost for me for that fuel your main problem is the lean afr |
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I do a lot of autocross and quite a few track days, so I just want to be at a reliable power level with the benefit of not melting stuff. I don't want to go e85 just due to spending too much time searching for stations that have it available. I did that last year, but it was irritating. So it's either 91 or e85 for me.
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e85 would be a lot safer at high rpm, with the benefit of the huge power bump you'd get
but then you need a flex sensor, fuel pump upgrade and bigger fuel injectors (that would also fix your lean issue though) |
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At this point, you are dangerously lean on the top end, and you are straining the port injectors in general. The port injector duration is not ideal, which means you have to run larger injectors; if you want to run E85 too then that is a separate thing. Also, did you always have the Ace headers, or did you recently add them and the catless front pipe? Who is tuning your car? Are those logs with the same tune or with different tunes?
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Stock injectors right now, but the kit I bought used came with some Deatschwerks ones that I believe to be 700cc. Not sure how to confirm that yet though, and as of right now they aren't installed. Untitled by hatchethairy, on Flickr Untitled by hatchethairy, on Flickr Before installing the Kraftwerks kit I was running a Tsudo UEL header/up pipe, Hooker catless front pipe, OFT tablet on e85. When I installed the Kraftwerks kit I added in the ACE A350 header at the same time. So to be clear: I bought a used Kraftwerks c30-94 kit that had the 20mm wide pulley set with 90mm SC pulley(I didn't even realize this until I started this thread). One of the idler bearings had some play in it, so I bought a new set of the 30mm pulley/belt upgrade before ever installing the kit. The only thing that doesn't match what Kraftwerks would have sent with a full new kit is the Tial QRJ recirc valve that is venting back to the intake. It has the pink 1.5 spring specific to supercharger applications. The tune is a FNG from Delicious based on the information I provided to them. I sent logs in for review, and a new tune was sent. A few days later the weather cleared, and I ran some new logs to check things out. My car stopped making power at about 6500. It was WAY worse than the logs I have posted as far as lean condition. To be sure it wasn't just the car, I switched back to the original tune they sent me. Everything acted normal again. Since then, I have sent those new WORSE logs in for review but haven't heard back yet. I don't want to knock their work until I give them a chance to help me out. I just want a safe reliable tune. |
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I've got four 5 gallon cans that I used specifically last year for my trip to the track, at the track, and the drive back. It isn't completely terrible, but honestly it was kind of annoying. At least with the flex fuel sensor I wouldn't have to worry about switching tunes like I did with my previous OFT setup. So far the only thing I "think" I need to go e85 is a fuel pump, a new tune, and flex fuel sensor. I already bought a Exedy Stage 1 clutch in preparation for the jump in power. Problem is I don't have the funds right now to do anything else. In a few months I'll be good, but I owe a bit more than expected to Uncle Sam, so funds are just tight. |
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As you can see, I'm getting 0.87 bar or 12.5 psi and on other pulls up to 0.89 bar or 13 psi at 61 degrees Celsius. I bought the kit off @johan and he saw a peak boost of around 11.5 psi and he lives in cooler Portland. https://datazap.me/u/jirace/v8-flex-...0&data=8-29-38
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no, you are SO wrong mate.
Lower temps bring higher boost, the more density is indeed what causes it. Ask any tuner and you will get the same answer That s also why a turbo has to work harder and faster to achieve same boost with higher temp, because it produces less boost with warm air temp and to open the wastegate it needs to spin faster it is basic physics |
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