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Dylan Hodges 07-11-2018 01:02 AM

Cx racing turbo kit installed now has rough idle and goes rich after start up
 
Just installed turbo on 92 Miata, currently have stock ecu, stock injectors, wide band sensor. I do plan on purchasing megasquirt ecu, and 420cc injectors. I did first start up it idles fine for about 5 seconds then goes really rich and wants to die. Any recommendations?

acedeuce802 07-11-2018 01:36 AM

Take off turbo kit. Install Megasquirt. Learn to tune. Install injectors, learn to compensate for new injectors. Install turbo kit. Have a great time tuning for boost because you already learned how to do it on a stock motor. Be happy that you didn't blow up a motor using a stock ECU at first.

nitrodann 07-11-2018 02:56 AM

100% that.

You have to go ecu/wideband, learn to tune, change injectors, tune those and THEN turbo kit.

In that order. Every time, theres no other easy successful way.

Dann

Skamba 07-11-2018 03:01 AM


Originally Posted by Dylan Hodges (Post 1490782)
Just installed turbo on 92 Miata, currently have stock ecu, stock injectors, wide band sensor. I do plan on purchasing megasquirt ecu, and 420cc injectors. I did first start up it idles fine for about 5 seconds then goes really rich and wants to die. Any recommendations?

In before blown engine.

How are you going to make sure you have the right amount of fuel in boost? Stock ECU does not support that.

WigglingWaffles 07-11-2018 04:23 AM

420cc injectors on the stock ecu and it idles pig rich?
I havent a single conceivable idea why.



Did you try researching....at all...?

borka 07-11-2018 10:45 AM


Originally Posted by WigglingWaffles (Post 1490788)
420cc injectors on the stock ecu and it idles pig rich?
I havent a single conceivable idea why.



Did you try researching....at all...?

if he did any research, he wouldn't have bought a cxracing kit.

like others have said, you need megasquirt and injectors. Stock ecu can't run a turbo. You will blow up the motor. Very....quickly.

18psi 07-11-2018 10:48 AM

y'all postin in a troll fred

sixshooter 07-11-2018 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by 18psi (Post 1490839)
y'all postin in a troll fred

Who you calling fred, fred?

crash12190 07-13-2018 10:29 AM

Well, not to knock the kit, Have it running on my 90, not using their manifold of course but had absolutely no issues so far. HOWEVER....like others have stated, you've created a bomb that you have no way of controlling. if youre really wanting to run it use vvt 265 injectors, use the stock ecu, with a fmu. BUY A MEGASQUIRT. Pm me if you need help tuning. certified efi tuner here.

18psi 07-13-2018 10:52 AM


Originally Posted by crash12190 (Post 1491258)
Well, not to knock the kit, Have it running on my 90, not using their manifold of course but had absolutely no issues so far. HOWEVER....like others have stated, you've created a bomb that you have no way of controlling. if youre really wanting to run it use vvt 265 injectors, use the stock ecu, with a fmu. BUY A MEGASQUIRT. Pm me if you need help tuning. certified efi tuner here.

who are you certified by?
on which systems?
how many megasquirts have you tuned?

Seeing you post that you prefer speeduino over megasquirt in the other thread and then seeing this made me laugh.

crash12190 07-13-2018 10:54 AM

prefered speeduino for the pure open source nature, still running my megasquirt though ;) tuned roughly 30 megasquirts in my area, went to hpacademy online and did a haltec program. fluent in megasquirt, aem, holly, motec and some others.
but thanks for the test ;)

18psi 07-13-2018 11:01 AM

that wasn't a test, it was a simple question. I hope you don't think I'm impressed, I get amused when people throw out "efi certified" and "fluent in" which is the rough equivalent of "jack of all trades, master of none".

anyways, carry on.

crash12190 07-13-2018 11:03 AM

Are you certified? Didn't expect anyone to be impressed by me doing my job lol. However I understand how loosley the words "certified" are thrown around.

crash12190 07-13-2018 11:04 AM

BUTTT back to OP, either buy the ecu or put smaller injectors in and run low boost and pray you dont blow your stuff up. You've been warned. GL

matrussell122 07-13-2018 11:08 AM

Just run all of the boost you can and make a few real good hard pulls. Please record a video of the results and post here when done.:x:

sixshooter 07-13-2018 11:41 AM

I'm certified in spelling Holley correctly.

concealer404 07-13-2018 11:47 AM

Wholly cow!

18psi 07-13-2018 12:04 PM

:laugh:

Originally Posted by crash12190 (Post 1491270)
Are you certified? Didn't expect anyone to be impressed by me doing my job lol. However I understand how loosley the words "certified" are thrown around.

you're proving my point flawlessly, thank you.

sixshooter 07-13-2018 12:59 PM

Are you one of those people who pays more for a "certified pre-owned" car? Because that doesn't mean anything either.

concealer404 07-13-2018 01:13 PM

"We have certified that this car is, in fact, used."


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