need ideas on upper rpm prob
ANY ideas would be appreciated. I'm wondering if my pcm has a funky fuel curve that is causing the leaning out when the airflow goes up...the reported airflow is less in 1st/2nd gear. Thanx guys
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What is the injector pulsewidth at 5300?
What is the MAF reading at WOT?
Are your Ltrims locked?
How big are your injectors?
How fast are you going?
How much boost? (turbo, right?)
RPM dependent leanout is a 'limit' problem.
i.e. something is hitting a limit. Just have
to find out what...
Bob
<strong>Bob my fuel pressure is 60 psi all the way thru the run...injectors are 40# accel...this was happening on 5-8psi of boost. My ltrims are locked at zero due to the single turbo...Ed says the car will do funky stuff if they arent locked. This happens at trap speeds of 119. Maf flow goes to 57lb/min when the car goes lean suddenly.</strong><hr></blockquote>
First, i'm not a big fan of the constant fuel pressure setup. It's just not good w/ boost.
Are those 40's at 3 BAR?
funny stuff w/o locked LTRIMS huh? You don't say <img src="images/icons/rolleyes.gif" border="0">
let me guess, you see 57 lb/min and then it sits there? You're hitting the limit, the all mighty Ed, supposedly removed. You're going lean because you PCM is not reading any more air. although, you are still pulling more in.
So what does that convert to please...58lb/min...Harlan I know you know this and this idiot should too!!!
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1:1 rising rate on the fuel pressure is what i recommend. unless he's got the enrichment going way up to compenate for it. Did you tell him to tune for a constant pressure?
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W/ the fuel pressure staying constant, i'd agree the pump is holding its own.
OK, so the ported MAF is keeping you below the limit. That makes me tend to agree w/ TurboBob. check your duty cycles. If those are 40# injectors at 3 BAR you got plenty of injector. If those are something else, that equals 40# at 4 BAR (ie 60 psi) you're running out. I'd go static on 40# (@ 4 BAR) at about 8 psi.
can you monitor commanded A/F on a-tap? we can see if Ed really tunes for constant fuel pressure <img src="images/icons/smile.gif" border="0">
If injectors ARE too small I need a reference for which ones to buy
[ December 10, 2001: Message edited by: cablebandit ]</p>
here's what i gather from the numbers you got
2.7 BAR, static flow of 37.6 #/hr
at 3 BAR they flow 39.6 #/hr
at 4 BAR they flow 45.8 #/hr
plenty of injector i'd say for 5 to 8 psi.
still, check the pulsewidth to be sure. i still say no no, to constant fuel pressure w/ boost.
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LMFAO!!!!
setup.
Constant gauge pressure != Constant delta-pressure.
Wonder which Ed is thinking about....
assuming a rising gauge pressure system (like Harlan) = constant deltaP
Harlan says static at 8 psi (assume 6000 rpm...)
But Cables injector size is effectively being reduced by his boost pressure. so the rail pressure is 60 psi, but the manifold is 8.
so he has effectively 52 psi on his injectors.
so they are probably 42# or so. Probably borderline especially if your boost is creeping some.
A T76 moves a BUNCH of air too......
Grab some more data and meet us back here.....
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[ December 10, 2001: Message edited by: TurboBob ]</p>
Thanks a lot guys....it kicks *** to get this kind of useful info from you guys so quickly <img src="images/icons/smile.gif" border="0">


