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The only problem with the LC-1 is that you can log AFR, but only against time not RPM. With out being able to refrence RPM or boost you aren't going to know where your AFR needs work, only that it does. You can buy another module that will allow 4 additional inputs to be logged. If you are running an emanage, there is supposed to be a way to use the airflow #2 input to log the AFR. I'm going to try this, failing that I will buy the SSI-4 ($129) and call it a day.
Right now I have the analog outputs going to the autotune on my emanage and my autometer AFR gauge. I only set it up yesterday, but think it works pretty good. Did a quick log and aside from seeing that I could run a little more on the rich side. Shouldn't have changed the O2 sensor AND messed with my AFPR at the same time. I suspect the AFPR is the culprit. Back to the drawing board! :) The LCD panel he is talking about is just a cheap panel voltmeter. http://www.mpja.com/productview.asp?product=14505+ME Details on logging AFR with emanage http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=187913 Jay |
Originally Posted by braineack
(Post 40953)
The RX-7 afm can lean out the idle enough for the ecu to handle them. I just got it back up and running and I'm scheduled for an hour of dyno time on Friday so we'll see how it looks.
http://www.mpja.com/productview.asp?product=14505+ME would this work for a 1.8 :confused: |
Originally Posted by RicanmiataRacer
(Post 40959)
would this work for a 1.8 :confused:
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Originally Posted by braineack
(Post 40965)
dunno. I think the rx-7 AFM can be adapted to run on a 1.8. Not sure if it'll do good or not since the MAF is more ideal for flow.
So what If I tried this , Vortech 12:1 fmu with supra mk2 greenback 305 cc's injecters, Im using a t25 and wanting to flow about 7 psi of boost.:eek5: |
You cannot run an RX-7 AFM on the '94+ cars...signals sent to the ECU are quite different.
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