AFR Targets
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To get a strong idle, I recommend a 13:1 AFR from 500 to 1500rpm. When you'll release the throttle, the idle won't drop low as 500, instead it will stuck at your idle setting target.
Here's one of my AFR target, it's running a bptGTR
As for the poping noise...enable the fuel over run setting, it will shut off the fuel while decelearing. You want the fuel off above 2000 rpm, and set your TPS raw adc, 2 number higher than a closed throtlle and below 20 of MAP
Here's one of my AFR target, it's running a bptGTR
As for the poping noise...enable the fuel over run setting, it will shut off the fuel while decelearing. You want the fuel off above 2000 rpm, and set your TPS raw adc, 2 number higher than a closed throtlle and below 20 of MAP
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To get a strong idle, I recommend a 13:1 AFR from 500 to 1500rpm. When you'll release the throttle, the idle won't drop low as 500, instead it will stuck at your idle setting target.
Here's one of my AFR target, it's running a bptGTR
As for the poping noise...enable the fuel over run setting, it will shut off the fuel while decelearing. You want the fuel off above 2000 rpm, and set your TPS raw adc, 2 number higher than a closed throtlle and below 20 of MAP
Here's one of my AFR target, it's running a bptGTR
As for the poping noise...enable the fuel over run setting, it will shut off the fuel while decelearing. You want the fuel off above 2000 rpm, and set your TPS raw adc, 2 number higher than a closed throtlle and below 20 of MAP
the only problem with setting the idle to 13 in the UK is when MOT time comes you'll fail the test
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