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Old 10-20-2006, 05:32 PM
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Ok so i installed a AEM wideband guage to see if the dyno results were wrong from

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...f=142&t=425952


That dyno sheet was 3 full turns on the fpr. so make it "safe" but i was having drivability issues.

So i turned the fpr back to the initial setting + 1/2 turn.


And now my AFR's are around 12.5 at WOT until Vtec. where it leans out A LOT.

goes to about 13.5 +......... and makybe comes down to 13.3 at redline.


Been at this setting for about a month without any problems...... But I thought it was supposed to be at 12.5 under vtec....


Any suggestions?
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It's common for our cars to lean out during the vtec transition...however, I don't think richening your fuel mixture a bit could hurt by turning up the FPR.
A range of 11.x to 12.x is definitely safer than 12.x to 13.x
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Yea.... we tried that on teh dyno.... Below vtec was reaching 10.5ish and drivability during the day was bogging and such....


I'm jus tworried that i won't be able to get it rich enough when i get my 7psi pulley.....
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Sounds to me like you should get an ECU...the Emanage is capable of adjusting your fuel properly...the EMS is, of course, the best option we have.
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I know it's the best option. I'm just wondering if there's something wrong with my car.

a local guy here has a comptech with 7psi pulley. and he's around 12.5 all teh way acrross. I've seen other dyno plots with similar results....


They all had stock exhaust though.... I have t1r dual sparrow and t1r test pipe.....
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Give Comptech a call...they'll help. Their customer service is great.
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Originally Posted by EK9MAX,Oct 21 2006, 08:52 PM


They all had stock exhaust though.... I have t1r dual sparrow and t1r test pipe.....
Thats your lean running problem.
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Didn't think it would make tha tmuch of an impact.....


So comptech's shouldn't be installed on cars with exhausts?
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Originally Posted by mark_m,Oct 22 2006, 09:23 AM
Thats your lean running problem.


The Comptech FPR/ESM is not flexible enough to cope with anything other than stock engine set up.

If you not stock you need to start thinking about standalone ECU's or at least a VAFC.
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That is crappy.... Can't get an exhaust if you have a supercharger.. That is lame. LOL


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