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02-26-2019, 01:20 AM | #127 | |
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With a standard license, you do not tune a turbo car with SD, Ethanol, ecc
you need also RaceromBRZ license or you do not have access to any of those custom tables |
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Fair point. I forgot I bought RaceRom!
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Is there any software which let's you dyno-tune the FA20 by changing map entries on the fly?
By dyno-tune I mean: 1. hooking up the engine on an engine dyno. 2. Setting the dyno to keep the engine at a predetermined cell say 6000 RPM, 80% load. Then change the advance in steps of say 0.2 degrees and record the change in torque for every step and noting the value of advance when torque wax max just before knock. 3. repeat step 2 for fuel map. 4. repeat steps 2 and 3 for other cells were increase in torque is required. from what I understood the available software you prepare the whole map, upload it to the ECU. Then take a log of a run and study the log, see were it was rich/lean and adjust the fuel, see if there was knock and retard the spark otherwise you can advance. From the MAF you have an indication of the power gained or lost. But maybe I'm missing something. |
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You might need a motec for that
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Well, given that ecutek can put several tunes switchable, i guess there might be at least few sets of timings to try out that way without reflashing.
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I believe so.
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Yes you can alter fueling , ignitin riming and cam riming on the fly with ecutek tune software. However it will cost quite a bit You will need standard ecutek pro ecu kit An ecutek blutooth interface adapter Racerom extension pack This will allow you to add and edit racerom cuatom maps. Tge blutooth interface allows you to interact with ghe tune parameters on the fly up to 5 parameters You then need to create custom maps that offset the base riming fueling and cam timng maps. You can then alter (offset positiove or negitive ) these 4 or five maps real time |
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Thanks Steve99. Could be a cheaper option than Motec. However I did not understand the flash points and flash fees for Ecutek. To me it seems more complicated than tuning an engine!!
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What tuning system is the best to tune fuel ration for a turbo brz I’ve read of several for stock but never for a turbo?
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Best tuning system for forced induction is what tuner that will tune your car uses. In almost all cases it's Ecutek.
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Given the times, I was playing around in my phone ecutek app and changed one of the values “sport, normal, economy” to economy and saw some of the worst of my mpg. I didn’t change the map via cruise control stalk. So it started in one map but changed some parameters.
Wondered if anyone knew more about this. Potentially this gives 6 additional different tunes? Not that any of them are worth messing with. It’s nice to have more information though. |
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those parameters have nothing to do with the ecutek tuning system per se
It s something your tuner has created for you so you have to ask your tuner Also, if your car is still NA, "economy" is a bit ridicolous, because our engine would consume less fuel when the tune is made to give you the most possible power.. meaning that while it creates the most power, it also has the best efficiency so consumes less fuel And the more octane your petrol has, the most power it can potentially reach, while consuming less What you have, would have more sense if you have a turbo. Ask your tuner btw |
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