Dyno Tuning, Take a Look FM we want your timingz
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From: Fake Virginia
You know, my hydra map is 90% the same as FM's base hydra map for a "2001 with big turbo". I added no more than 3-4 degrees anywhere.
Jeremy's less conservative with the hydra maps than FM's previous stuff. maybe he'll post about it.
Jeremy's less conservative with the hydra maps than FM's previous stuff. maybe he'll post about it.

Seriously, though, I think there's something more than just my bad gas going on here. My car used to ping on the stock ECU pre-turbo with 15 degrees of advance and 91 octane, so I am going to check whether my pulley is seriously off the mark or something. After looking at all these maps, the 2 octane points shouldn't make that big of a difference.
By the way, I still detonate every so often on that map.
You G this playah wantz youz to pick the map that is da bomb quit wid all this whack maps and post da best too much **** its crazee my homeyz tired of loding all da maps for me yo.
And my ignition map started as AEM's default map for the B16 Honda with 440cc injectors. My fuel map I carried over from the Link. But that was years ago when I ran the 1.6 and I'm sure it changed a lot since. I know from the dyno days with the old setup that adding a few degrees didn't change torque or hp at all so I backed it back down to what I gave paul. My new setup is a lot more lazy so I'm going to compare my entire map to Y8S' and try to get some more midrange.
Gosh, I've got lots to learn! My MS should be in the car in a couple of weeks, hopefully I understand half of this by then.
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The best part of all of this is that as much as everyone preaches getting on a dyno, no one has a dyno tuned spark map. I mean actually sat on a steady state dyno and tuned the entire map. Should be interesting when someone finally has one.
uhm. I do.
Mine was done on a dynapack by Jerry Hoffman (Foundsoul-white shirt) and Scott Sigel (SigelRacing-black shirt). DIY now has that same dyno in house.
Mine was done on a dynapack by Jerry Hoffman (Foundsoul-white shirt) and Scott Sigel (SigelRacing-black shirt). DIY now has that same dyno in house.
hes posted it before....get with it!!!! and i sat with y8s for two hours as he steady state tuned his maps.....i planned on doing it this month on my last car before i killed it.
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Fake Virginia
true. but i mostly did fuel. in retrospect I should have left fuel alone and just done timing. hard though. no car likes to sit at 6500 rpm and 10 psi with no airflow for a minute or two while you **** around.
I'm using one of Pauls Hybrid N/A spark maps on my setup, while it needs a lot of fuel adjustments, the car does pull very nicely to redline in all gears without any knock I can hear. Needs more turbo.
You NE dyno day guys should stop by and pick up the 5 gallon drum of Torco I have and mess around with it on the dyno. See how much more timing and boost you can get out of adding 16-32 oz to the tank.
Frank
Frank
This is my sparkmap, and it will be the 2nd and final time I post it. This is the result of careful tuning on a load based dyno by competent personnel. It's specific to my car, my mods, and my local fuel. It's also aggressive as ****, and is the key to why my car makes so much power. I whole heartedly do not like sharing maps because I'm afraid of what a
will do with it. Use extreme caution!!! Don't blow your **** up. This map is shown for informative and comparative purposes only. I'm also running a tad bit rich under boost.
will do with it. Use extreme caution!!! Don't blow your **** up. This map is shown for informative and comparative purposes only. I'm also running a tad bit rich under boost.









