How much will i need to change maps
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How much will i need to change maps
Just completed my install of my base kit to my 12psi JRSC 1.6, with a TDR A/A I/C,
I have the nozzle positioned on the stainless pipework from the I/C just before the connection with the dummy throttle body.
I have a temp probe drilled /tapped into the middle of the intake chamber -and have been seeing some temps up to 160degF at full boost.
I already have an aggresive timing map , with base timing at 14deg, i dont pull any timing ,in fact i,m pushing all the way from idle to redline ,just pushing 2deg around 4000rpm -5000rpm,
My Q is - how much will i have to change my fuelling map and will i be able to gain any more timing advance.
I have the nozzle positioned on the stainless pipework from the I/C just before the connection with the dummy throttle body.
I have a temp probe drilled /tapped into the middle of the intake chamber -and have been seeing some temps up to 160degF at full boost.
I already have an aggresive timing map , with base timing at 14deg, i dont pull any timing ,in fact i,m pushing all the way from idle to redline ,just pushing 2deg around 4000rpm -5000rpm,
My Q is - how much will i have to change my fuelling map and will i be able to gain any more timing advance.
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In my experience, I had to take away about 5% when running a meth/water mix. Without any changes to the fuel map, the car would run about 0.5 AFR richer.
Don't take my word though... there's a thread that touches on the issue over an M.net:
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread...8&page=2&pp=25
Ben and JMan would disagree with me.
**** m.net...
Bunch of PHONIES
Don't take my word though... there's a thread that touches on the issue over an M.net:
http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread...8&page=2&pp=25
Ben and JMan would disagree with me.
**** m.net...
Bunch of PHONIES
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