Hi guys,
I realise its a noob question, but I think I read every doc on the net multiple times and still cannot figure out whats going on.
I have S15 with feature pack ecu.
Recently Ive upgraded AFM to Z32 and stock 480cc injectors to 1000cc Xspurt.
As for the tuning I went and resized AFM and Injectors, then adjusted TIM at 2000 RPM to achieve ~0 trims then adjusted Injectors latency and and K value to make sure I'm using the whole map.
Now the issue Im having is that under load it's running super rich(AFR is around 9), while filtered values in last columns are 10. And that's on the same boost of around 1 bar.
Before injectors/Maf change AFRs were 11.5 and values in last 2 columns were 31.
Now I knew that fuel map was going to get flatter, but that much?
That doesn't seem to leave much for adjustment. Is there anything else I can look into?
Tune after Upgrading afm and injectors
Moderator: Matt
Re: Tune after Upgrading afm and injectors
Sounds like base fueling wasn't setup properly after adjusting K for load
If you lifted the whole map up +13 to get rid of the negative values, and then readjusted TIM (removing fuel) your top end would then be 23 values
Yes 1000CC result in quite a flat fuel map, since there is less trimming of base fuel values (calculated from MAF) required)
That big spike around idle should be rectified with fixing up latency (about 1150us for 1000CC)
If you lifted the whole map up +13 to get rid of the negative values, and then readjusted TIM (removing fuel) your top end would then be 23 values
Yes 1000CC result in quite a flat fuel map, since there is less trimming of base fuel values (calculated from MAF) required)
That big spike around idle should be rectified with fixing up latency (about 1150us for 1000CC)
Re: Tune after Upgrading afm and injectors
Cool thanks for the prompt answer.
I wonder why reputable tuner went negative originally. It's not a common practice isn't it?
I wonder why reputable tuner went negative originally. It's not a common practice isn't it?
Re: Tune after Upgrading afm and injectors
not normally, but tuners go between so many different tuning packages that they just try to get the job done