Scott @ TTP - FLASH RETUNE W/ WIDEBAND READINGS?
#1
Scott @ TTP - FLASH RETUNE W/ WIDEBAND READINGS?
TTP,
im posting just in case others had the same question...
im hitting a dyno dynamics dynomometer tomorrow morning and they will hook up a wideband and record during the runs. my question is could I submit that reading for a fine tune adjustment (if necessary) ? and how much would that be? I am curently running a flash from TTP already, but didnt have wideband #s back then, just my knock free logs!
thanks!
-tom
im posting just in case others had the same question...
im hitting a dyno dynamics dynomometer tomorrow morning and they will hook up a wideband and record during the runs. my question is could I submit that reading for a fine tune adjustment (if necessary) ? and how much would that be? I am curently running a flash from TTP already, but didnt have wideband #s back then, just my knock free logs!
thanks!
-tom
#2
TTP,
im posting just in case others had the same question...
im hitting a dyno dynamics dynomometer tomorrow morning and they will hook up a wideband and record during the runs. my question is could I submit that reading for a fine tune adjustment (if necessary) ? and how much would that be? I am curently running a flash from TTP already, but didnt have wideband #s back then, just my knock free logs!
thanks!
-tom
im posting just in case others had the same question...
im hitting a dyno dynamics dynomometer tomorrow morning and they will hook up a wideband and record during the runs. my question is could I submit that reading for a fine tune adjustment (if necessary) ? and how much would that be? I am curently running a flash from TTP already, but didnt have wideband #s back then, just my knock free logs!
thanks!
-tom
#5
yeah thats what I hear. I wonder what dynojet #s woulda looked like...? well, no knock and it drives awesome ever since I changed my flash over to TTP. there was an odd lean spot around 5200rpm to 6500? nothing negative happened though... no power dips or knock/detonation... but it did jump to 12.0 - 12.3 a/f . prior to that it is rocksolid at 11.0 a/f . just that upper section? my MAF voltage maxes out about this point too... but it richens back up after 6500 to redline. anyways ill scan it when I get to the office on monday. ill pay for the adjustments of course! thx!
tom takase
tom takase
#6
yeah thats what I hear. I wonder what dynojet #s woulda looked like...? well, no knock and it drives awesome ever since I changed my flash over to TTP. there was an odd lean spot around 5200rpm to 6500? nothing negative happened though... no power dips or knock/detonation... but it did jump to 12.0 - 12.3 a/f . prior to that it is rocksolid at 11.0 a/f . just that upper section? my MAF voltage maxes out about this point too... but it richens back up after 6500 to redline. anyways ill scan it when I get to the office on monday. ill pay for the adjustments of course! thx!
tom takase
tom takase
Many factors would contribute to the AFRs you describe, including what gear the runs were in, what fans were being used on the dyno, coolant temps, load on the rollers and tailpipe wideband location/depth.
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Scott, i've uploaded and the car actually feels pretty strong. I would think it would power down since we richened it up... so anyways, i can't get back on the dyno or hook up wideband until maybe this weekend or next week. BUT i did pull a few datalogs to view knock and nothing... very clean. But here's the strange part.. i've left the vehicle settings the same as always. Previous to this all my evoscan hp#s have been consistent at around 330-340hp. I actually dynoed at 305whp on the dyno dynamics i use. NOW after you richened it up... the scans consistently show 400-415hp and torque #s up just the same... I was like NO WAY... but its doing it everytime.. So, i am happily awaiting my next runs back on the dyno to 1) see AFRs in better range and 2) see if WHP actually did go up. I'll keep you all posted... but again maybe by next week or so.
Thanks TTP !! u guys are awesome!
Thanks TTP !! u guys are awesome!
#12
#13
It reads low compared to the average American chassis dyno.
#14
It's great that Scott fixed you up though. That lean spot could have cause some ill effects if gone uncorrected.
#15
Actually, you can make the same power within a wide range of AFRs. You definitely wont feel a difference unless you're correctiong for a super rich or super lean condition. Actual power gained from a minor AFR adjustment is minute.
It's great that Scott fixed you up though. That lean spot could have cause some ill effects if gone uncorrected.
It's great that Scott fixed you up though. That lean spot could have cause some ill effects if gone uncorrected.