Tuning with a turbo - Log included
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Tuning with a turbo - Log included
Fixed a lot of items that were causing the car to run rough and wanted to see how everything looks like with the items resolved. Previously the car was having issues starting after driving a bit and also had a massive exhaust leak at the driver side turbo manifold.
After fixing the exhaust link due to cracked weld and installing the new Racetronix 255 pump and hot wire kit all seems to be running well.
I grabbed a few logs while driving to work today. I did click the button to reset the LTFT before starting the log. Wideband is showing around 14.9/15 at idle. Did not go into WOT/Boost at all on the drive to work.
Last bin was given to me by Frost when he was assisting 8+ years ago. He had made a few changes for the FLT trans with 3200 stall.
After fixing the exhaust link due to cracked weld and installing the new Racetronix 255 pump and hot wire kit all seems to be running well.
I grabbed a few logs while driving to work today. I did click the button to reset the LTFT before starting the log. Wideband is showing around 14.9/15 at idle. Did not go into WOT/Boost at all on the drive to work.
Last bin was given to me by Frost when he was assisting 8+ years ago. He had made a few changes for the FLT trans with 3200 stall.
Last edited by Monello; 08-23-2018 at 12:35 PM. Reason: Updated info regarding trans.
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That is only true to the extent that you properly tuned under driving conditions. An SD tune can be more accurate than a MAF tune, but only if tuned under the conditions you drive in. This is the difference between a short drive tuning a MAF vs thousands of hours of SD tuning, so your idea is usually correct. That being said, even a good Alpha N tune will usually get the job done, so this is a matter of splitting hairs.
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I personally do all turbo cars in SD. I struggle to dial in the very rapid fueling transition required during spool up and coming on boost and the associated drastic dynamic air mass changes with a MAF. I find measuring air mass via flow in an intercooler pipe to be a struggle to dial in compared to a RPM vs MAP VE table.
personally I find SD with a turbo car far easier to the point I wont do one with a MAF, or more so wont do one with a MAF and actually use the MAF.
personally I find SD with a turbo car far easier to the point I wont do one with a MAF, or more so wont do one with a MAF and actually use the MAF.