Stock VAF (AFM) question
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Hi Guys,
At what RPM will the stock VAF max out at 4.5 v ?
Would someone be interested in looking t a Zeitronix file where I'm
logging the VAF as the user 1 input?
I'm wanting some feed back to see if the unit is maxing too soon.
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At what RPM will the stock VAF max out at 4.5 v ?
Would someone be interested in looking t a Zeitronix file where I'm
logging the VAF as the user 1 input?
I'm wanting some feed back to see if the unit is maxing too soon.
Thanks
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i'm logging mine as a % of 5V. I'm at 82% at 4500rpm and 84% at 5200. its hard going to extract that last 2% so i think the AFM is effectly maxed out (tuning wise) for me around 4500.
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"at what RPM does it hit that voltage ??
Mine is at 4.5 v by 4800 - 5000 rpm."
It depends upon the throttle-position and max-boost level. I'm assuming you're talking about under WOT? I've measured the max of 4.6v on my car at stock boost around 6000rpm. Increasing boost to 18psi has it hitting the fully-open max-voltage at about 4000rpm.
Mine is at 4.5 v by 4800 - 5000 rpm."
It depends upon the throttle-position and max-boost level. I'm assuming you're talking about under WOT? I've measured the max of 4.6v on my car at stock boost around 6000rpm. Increasing boost to 18psi has it hitting the fully-open max-voltage at about 4000rpm.
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Originally Posted by badass951
Awesome! I think you are the first user I have ever seen use the term VAF. We have such outdated air-flow metering devices!
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One thing I did notice in the datalogging is that I get a bit of overswing when I floor in resulting in a momentary lean spike.
Thats another thing that makes me think I should tighten the spring a couple of clicks.
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Originally Posted by Danno
"at what RPM does it hit that voltage ??
Mine is at 4.5 v by 4800 - 5000 rpm."
I'm assuming you're talking about under WOT?
Mine is at 4.5 v by 4800 - 5000 rpm."
I'm assuming you're talking about under WOT?
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Originally Posted by Travis - sflraver
I was under the impression that the DME did not take into account the AFM signal when it was under WOT or at idle. The load signal was only put to use in part throttle situations. Is that just on the NA cars or the Turbo as well?
One thing to note about bottoming the VAF. The engines max airflow will occur at, or near, the rpm where you have max power. After that the airflow will start to decline. This can be misstaken for bottoming the VAF.
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I was under the impression that the DME did not take into account the AFM signal when it was under WOT or at idle. The load signal was only put to use in part throttle situations. Is that just on the NA cars or the Turbo as well?
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