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Old 01-04-2005 | 03:50 PM
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just thought i would post my dyno sheets incase anyone was interested. i plan on attending the dyno soon after all the other parts i bought are installed to see the difference between the two.I think the runs were at 13psi and then 14-15 and then 16-17psi or somewhere around that sorry for not having exact boost pressures but next i will for sure with the EBC. Happy boost everyone.
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You seem to have two different kinds of a/f curves -- one that looks like APE chips with a big valley of richness between 3 and 4k, and another that seems to get richer as the rpms increase. How are you tuning fuel? Are all those runs done with the same chips?
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ya they were all done with the same chip. they were tuned with the arc-2. I am now going to tune with the safcII now. but i think the guy didn't know how to work with the arc-2 so that is why it was messed up. Plenty of power to be made.
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Daniel, delete at least half of them... just put up your top one maybe...
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Cheers! It was taking 15mins to load the page!

The AF I assume stops at 9:1, and yours is off the scale for 1,000 rpm's. I wonder how badly that is effecting spool up!
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When you run that rich (9:01) don't you have the risk of damaging the piston rings because your washing the cylinder walls?
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Its called bore wash, and yes its ummmm undesirable. I think Dan is nearly finished a fuel controller though.
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You should see better numbers once the a/f ratio is cleaned out through the rpm range though........

daniel: You running H4 lights?
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Originally Posted by hosrom_951
You should see better numbers once the a/f ratio is cleaned out through the rpm range though........

daniel: You running H4 lights?
yes i am running H4's. u can tell in the video's they are really bright and help seeing at night
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Do you mind me asking where did you get them from? Paragon, Zims or another source?
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i ordered them from ebay horsey
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Originally Posted by daniel951
i ordered them from ebay horsey

thnx!



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