NA E85 Tune, looking for some input
Current tune just finished modifying this morning:
http://www.2shared.com/file/bX48QYxQ...g_VE_Tabl.html
This is a log from last night:
http://www.2shared.com/file/a5938J2-..._race_log.html
This was the old tune done by someone else:
http://www.2shared.com/file/5TOiPUkQ...85-Dynotu.html
Right now the things I would like some advice on are:
1) WOT Tuning (Running very very rich)
2) Leaning out cruise to increase gas mileage
3) Torque Management
4) I keep tuning the Maf and it just seems like the line is getting lower and lower... kinda concerns me I would like some thoughts as I am following one of the guides I found on the HP Tuners Website
5) I got the car to start on the first pull every time (Cold or not) but now sometimes the idle jumps to 2k then back down on start up. I would like to know what I over looked that's causing that as I am not finding it.
I would really like the chance to look at anyone elses NA E85 tune to learn from it.
My mods that would have effect are:
Comp Cam 222/224 .566/.568 112LSA
Milled 243's
Crane Gold 1.7 Roller Rockers Adjustable
BBK Intake Manifold
BBK 80mm TB
BBK Intake Bellow
Blackwing Air Intake
Long tubes, no cats, full exhaust.
40lb Injectors
I also have a light weight flywheel and a 25% UDP.
Thank you!
Last edited by Cross; Dec 11, 2011 at 02:04 PM.
If you want to help the gas mileage add some more timing to the areas when your are most likely to be cruising at 40-60-75. The E85 will prevent detonation alot better.
If you could post a log of the startup flare that you are talking about that would help. Also add some Idle airflow tables to your log.
Have you turned the maf off and done a speed density then turned the maf back on or are you tuning primarily on the maf?
I will edit the tables to add idle airflow.
I thought I added a lot of timing but I will add more I guess I just get concerned adding more since well.. I am running a lot as it is it seems.
Thank you for the help I will make a few runs today and post up the results.
You're attached scan is showing 126% Injector Duty Cycle. 85% is the MAX indicator for a required injector swap.
STOP!
Upgrade them or BOOM!
Call the below for upgrading your stockers...
http://www.corvetteinjectors.com/
However they are a weird set of Saab injectors seems no one has any data on besides the flow rate. So I had to do the best I could making an injector flow table for them.
Part Number: 280150431
http://www.fuelinjector.citymaker.co...68/8611410.htm
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However they are a weird set of Saab injectors seems no one has any data on besides the flow rate. So I had to do the best I could making an injector flow table for them.
Part Number: 280150431
http://www.fuelinjector.citymaker.co...68/8611410.htm
AND besides with those "weird" injectors you are WAY under fueled.
Let me see if I can find anything on them.
reminder...STOP!
The folks @ www.corvetteinjectors.com should give you the injector data you need with purchase.
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New Bosch Fuel Injector 0280150415
Anyhow I entered the info. from the website into the injector calculator from Hp Tuners Forum... 15.23lb/hr @ 43.5psi. or @ 58psi (stock LS1 fuel rail pressure). That's 17.5860lb/hr?
I also ended with over 50% less than what you have in your tunes Flow Rate vs. KPA table.
I'm confused?
Last edited by 2TR; Dec 11, 2011 at 02:32 PM.
They are def not BMW that I know of but Saab injectors here is the thread I first found on them, somehow I linked the wrong ones I am sorry.
http://www.saabcentral.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=132524
Yeah looking at the other link that part number is def. different.

