H3AVY to H3AVYER to...H3AV1EST P1G
05-21-2015, 08:57 AM
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800 and 14.7 at idle and pretty much 14.7-15.5 everywhere under 80kpa. 15.5-16 at hwy cruise
And then it takes a huge dip, because I'm a huge whimp too and like to run my cars on the rich side in boost, ~11.9
..also because it produces really smooth, really effortless, really delicious torque
And then it takes a huge dip, because I'm a huge whimp too and like to run my cars on the rich side in boost, ~11.9
..also because it produces really smooth, really effortless, really delicious torque
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05-21-2015, 01:01 PM
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You might want to look into your close idle valve settings, which I presently have turned off.
Another thing would be if you use "use last" or actually preset temp vs initial AIC duty cycle. I use presets.
If your high temp preset is too large, then the return could be slow.
If you care to look, my msq is in my build thread.
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05-21-2015, 01:15 PM
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Re: Vlad - Thanks. No, I am not expecting to just plug and play with your stuff. I just want to see what things you have enabled etc (duty table vs. Last known good etc).
It does me no good to ask these questions when car is apart :( I will take what you say into consideration when I get it back on the road after smogggggggg.
Yes, idle valve min/max was set, but that was a couple tunes ago and maybe I was doing something else (like had my EGR hooked up) that might mess up my numbers. I'll re-do it when the car is back on the road and turbomiata again.
You're likely talking dashpot action. Mine is not 100% consistent, especially with A/C on. My thoughts is that it's better to occasionally have a slow return, than to occasionally miss catching CL.
You might want to look into your close idle valve settings, which I presently have turned off.
Another thing would be if you use "use last" or actually preset temp vs initial AIC duty cycle. I use presets.
If your high temp preset is too large, then the return could be slow.
If you care to look, my msq is in my build thread.
You might want to look into your close idle valve settings, which I presently have turned off.
Another thing would be if you use "use last" or actually preset temp vs initial AIC duty cycle. I use presets.
If your high temp preset is too large, then the return could be slow.
If you care to look, my msq is in my build thread.
Yes, idle valve min/max was set, but that was a couple tunes ago and maybe I was doing something else (like had my EGR hooked up) that might mess up my numbers. I'll re-do it when the car is back on the road and turbomiata again.
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05-23-2015, 07:48 PM
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Just got back from the dyno, did pretty much exactly as expected.
It's a LOW reading MUSTANG dyno that was set up in AWD mode (because it was a subaru dyno day, and the guy didn't feel like disconnecting the couplings for my rwd car or re-calibrating the dyno) but the numbers are 211/209.
This matches up pretty decent with VD, which showed 226 in Dynojet mode.
Plot as soon as he sends it to me.
*edit
plot
It's a LOW reading MUSTANG dyno that was set up in AWD mode (because it was a subaru dyno day, and the guy didn't feel like disconnecting the couplings for my rwd car or re-calibrating the dyno) but the numbers are 211/209.
This matches up pretty decent with VD, which showed 226 in Dynojet mode.
Plot as soon as he sends it to me.
*edit
plot
Last edited by 18psi; 05-24-2015 at 12:40 AM.
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05-23-2015, 08:47 PM
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How does Last Known Value handle idling with A/C compressor off, then at next off throttle / clutch in, the A/C compressor is on? Does it move the valve to the actual Last Known, or does it move to that PLUS the A/C set adder?
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05-25-2015, 02:05 PM
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Car is too quiet, needs more drama 
Actually that's awesome. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the tq starts to fall off after 5k becausetinyIHI but it still looks like a ridiculously fun DD. No need to rev the **** out of it and sound like a hooligan to have a good time. Kudos sir!
On a semi related note, did you end up using the small pulsewidth from this thread for your ID725's?
Actually that's awesome. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the tq starts to fall off after 5k becausetinyIHI but it still looks like a ridiculously fun DD. No need to rev the **** out of it and sound like a hooligan to have a good time. Kudos sir!
On a semi related note, did you end up using the small pulsewidth from this thread for your ID725's?
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05-25-2015, 02:38 PM
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Hehe Thanks. I LOVE that it's subtle. It makes all the right noises: the intake gives me just enough "spool" sound that I can just drive and enjoy it without having to floor it all the time. The Turbosmart bpv I like so much that I actually ordered one for my subaru as well to replace the forge that's on there. The FM exhaust is deep and really enjoyable.
I remember that thread now. Somehow couldn't find it when I did my search when installing the ID's. I did see a couple similar ones, and also Chiburbian was nice enough to email me the spreadsheet from ID, which I also posted in this thread
Post 1956 and used to dial in the ID's
I remember that thread now. Somehow couldn't find it when I did my search when installing the ID's. I did see a couple similar ones, and also Chiburbian was nice enough to email me the spreadsheet from ID, which I also posted in this thread
Post 1956 and used to dial in the ID's
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05-25-2015, 02:55 PM
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Awesome, good to know those are the settings you actually used and that's where they came from. I just emailed ID for some info on a different injector set, hopefully I can add another spreadsheet to that thread. For science.
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