SOT SC kit with too much boost
[QUOTE] It seems pretty logical to me anyway that you could expect higher boost levels from the "stock" pulley on an AP1 versus an AP2Even though the engines have differences in compression, displacement, cams and header, the speed of the blower is ~13% higher on the AP1 with the same pulley.
One added note for large elevation changes and the EMU - I had to tweak my tune slightly once I got above and stayed above 5500' ASL. With my 1200' tune (Phoenix) I was not adding fuel on the map until about 0.3 psi - the PCM would adequately manage the fuel requirements below that. After being above 5500 feet I started to see the car going a little lean from -4"/hg up to 0 psi. I changed my fuel map to start adding fuel in the -0.2 psi range and everything was perfect. Of course when I got home I had to change it back.
Good data there WLAURENT
This is telling me that I need to get my hands on a AP1 TPS voltage VS MAP voltage ramp and determine the necessary range where the AP1 actually goes into open loop.
Similar to what I have done on the AP2 tunes.
The data you posted up tells me that I need to create a AP1 TPS voltage ramp map inside the ULT so those with A/F feed back can let it do its job in the area around boost tip in when there is going to be major changes in evolution..
Originally Posted by vader1,Jul 14 2009, 08:20 AM
I stepped on it a couple times going to work today and saw a peak of 9.2psi,
I am designing an exhaust to complement the roots setup.
I have been talking to my dynomax buddies getting some technical info.
most likely will be a
70mm (2.75" ) to dual 57mm (2.25")
however would prefer a 50.8mm (2") dual to maximize exhaust velocity sine the dual 2" has only 0.25 square inches more flow area then the main pipe so the delta velocity will be very close to 0 across the exhaust length.
Or
a 76mm (3") to dual 57 (2.25")
Still need to work out the heat transfer numbers, delta density and flow velocity changes vs length..
The main muffler / resonator can support + 2200CFM ( standard flow test at 20.3" H2O)
and each of the rear mufflers can support +1300CFM
hummm 2200CFM = that would support just around 1000hp.
Originally Posted by MugenRioS2k,Jul 14 2009, 10:49 AM
did you put the stock exhaust back on...
I don't know under what conditions the run that created the 11.2 reading, just that I did a few pulls and then checked the peak hold and saw 11.2.
I am a little less worried now that my friend beating on it could not get it to 10 psi, because I drive it far more easy than he was. The 11.2 could have been a fluke, but I am just curious how the EMU will handle temporary conditions that may go beyond 10psi if I could hit serious trouble with the base map. I would think the wideband fuel setup is fine for gas, but its timing that would concern me.
I am putting the stock back on and just leaving it for good. The fuji has quieted down some, and is not that bad actually, but I think I just want my speed and peace and quiet.
I did get a very small "pops" out of the exhaust when the friend was hammering it, not sure if that is a mini backfire or not, but prefer to just get the stock back on, reset the ecu, have it relearn and go from there.
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