FI tuning - timing and afr
My question, is there a general rule as to what afr and timing needs to be, at part throttle? I'm thinking this might have something to do with it since I've botched the timing table up so many times in the past when I was running nitrous. I've thought about just starting with a stock timing & Ve table and going from there but i've put a lot of time into the drive ability tune of this car, and have never seen kr before unless it was @ wot. Any advice?
I recently changed the fuel setup from factory lines, regulator, 80lb's to -8 feed, fast rails, brfpr, and return.
Is there a reason you are doing it this way? How high does the car really idle at?
Honestly your VE table has some bad transitions in it. And your spark table as well. I think your PE is not coming on soon enough with boost and you are running into a problem of an overlean followed by overly rich condition. Esp if you look at the eq ratio. Your pulse width skyrockets out of nowhere with your normal transition. I am not seeing any MPH so its hard to tell. Both are zero. You still running the 4L60?
Is there a reason you are doing it this way? How high does the car really idle at?
Honestly your VE table has some bad transitions in it. And your spark table as well. I think your PE is not coming on soon enough with boost and you are running into a problem of an overlean followed by overly rich condition. Esp if you look at the eq ratio. Your pulse width skyrockets out of nowhere with your normal transition. I am not seeing any MPH so its hard to tell. Both are zero. You still running the 4L60?


