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I've dropped the numbers some in the current VE table I'm running and I notice it doesn't smoke a cloud when I floor it now.. But it seems to lean out if I drop the numbers below like 170 in the midrange so it almost seems to want at least 170.. I've TRIED running Eeaton's VE table and Jah's VE and they both lean out like crazy as soon as I step on it hard.. Part of the turbo and mani are still getting RED hot after I drive it.. Here are the new numbers..

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_hllfg0A_1bY/Sx0v7ghl4II/AAAAAAAABL0/ZD_Xko78Z24/s800/NewVE.jpg

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Here is the Fuel and Timing VE currently in my car. I can't tell you why the fuel map isn't a steady upward trend as it should be but this map works very well for me with 75# (aprox 780cc) injectors and base fuel pressure at 38psi. The map that VICE posted has some SERIOUS issues. I think maybe the constants he has set aren't correct to get a map like that.

VICE, what is your Req_Fuel set at?

http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/4500/timingmap122709.jpg

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/8147/fuelmap122709.jpg

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My Req Fuel is at 40PSI and at 4.5 - Inj. Open time is at 1.0 - Battery voltage .20 - PWM Current is at 75 - PWM Threshhold is at 1.5 - PWM USEC is at 66 - Speed density - 2 squirts per engine cycle - Inj. Staging is at Simultaneous. OH and ever since I switched to 2 squirts per cycle from 4 squirts, it stopped smoking at idle and at boost BUT it now boosts sorta lean and it has ALWAYS boosted on the 10's and 11's with the old Haltech F7C that I had removed so wt....! Edited by VICE
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What injectors do you have? Your Req. Fuel is probably too low...Raise it to 5.5 or so....It Has to be on Alternating for it to run right...

 

Its not an "option"......

 

 

5.5 ? Everyone else is at 4.3 and running like 750cc Injs. I am runing Delphi low impedance 95lb injectors and I figured Alternating would be better as I see everyone else is set on Alternating but my engine turns off if I switch it and that would be cutting fuel in half..(NOTE it runs on 10 to 13's in the Wide Band driving very slow, then boosts on 14-15) I'll raise the fuel to 5.5 tho and see if it makes a diffy. Any ideas on why the engine turns off if I switch to Alternating?

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What injectors do you have? Your Req. Fuel is probably too low...Raise it to 5.5 or so....It Has to be on Alternating for it to run right...

 

Its not an "option"......

 

Dude the change to 5.5 made it run much better, boosting now around 12.

 

Hey psu_crash I tried your VE table as well and it (put puts) and doesn't go anywhere just like the other guys VE's.. I am running your Ignition table and its similar but I can't tell if anything changes when I switch tables..

 

Same thing happens if I try to switch to Alternating Inj. Staging, the engine stalls and wont run.

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Here is something to look at....Maybe your inj. banks are off. It should be 1 & 4 on bank 1 and 2&3 on bank 2...Can you verify this...?

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Hmm I thought that did not matter I asked this question somewhere.. It appears that they are paired like this: 1&2 and 3&4 but Imma have to follow the wires.. it does matter?

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You are right...I don't know why I was thinking that...Sorry for the confusion....

 

Vice have you verified timing with a timing light? All of my issues have been timing related...causing...."fuel like symptoms"....Both on EDIS and distributor...

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You are right...I don't know why I was thinking that...Sorry for the confusion....

 

Vice have you verified timing with a timing light? All of my issues have been timing related...causing...."fuel like symptoms"....Both on EDIS and distributor...

 

Not exactly.. I bought a timing light for $40 a few weeks ago used it but I don't think I used it right.. :wacko: So I am not sure where its at exactly..

 

SO JUST FOR THE RECORD: It does not matter how the injectors are Banked, anyone thinks otherwise?

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The way you have it is correct....They way I told you to do it is the only wrong way...lol. I was thinking timing for some reason.

 

My car was running on EDIS idled well...free reved good....but under load would not run...poped..bucked...LEAN....My EDIS was running in limp mode....steady timing at like 6 degrees BTDC....

 

You need to find someone with a light...Heron should have one. Just verify that what MS says it actual....Then verify that it is changing with RPM's...I gagagaruntee that this is part of your problem man. Or thats my theory anyways

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at high rpms the inj pairing won't matter but at idle rpm it sure will , the cyl with open intake valve needs to be spraying , most

guys forget that tdc is ign fireing point not inj opening point , inj fires on open ontake valve and the other on close'd valve

 

you can see what inj is fireing and when with a led inj noid lamp and turning the engine over slowly , when the coil fires for tdc #1 the led should not light up , but the inj for cyl 3 should , cause it's got the intake valve open on intake stroke cyl #2 is on the exh stroke so that inj should be fireing also , pair'd injs fire twice once with valve close and once with it open , this alows twice the fuel

over a single inj fireing

a few systems like the older volvo's fire'd the inj at each ign event this gave 4 pluse opening and alow'd for smaller injs , the cyl fireing has the intake valve close'd , but the vast majority of cars use pair'd inj fireing

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at high rpms the inj pairing won't matter but at idle rpm it sure will , the cyl with open intake valve needs to be spraying , most

guys forget that tdc is ign fireing point not inj opening point , inj fires on open ontake valve and the other on close'd valve

 

you can see what inj is fireing and when with a led inj noid lamp and turning the engine over slowly , when the coil fires for tdc #1 the led should not light up , but the inj for cyl 3 should , cause it's got the intake valve open on intake stroke cyl #2 is on the exh stroke so that inj should be fireing also , pair'd injs fire twice once with valve close and once with it open , this alows twice the fuel

over a single inj fireing

a few systems like the older volvo's fire'd the inj at each ign event this gave 4 pluse opening and alow'd for smaller injs , the cyl fireing has the intake valve close'd , but the vast majority of cars use pair'd inj fireing

 

 

Yeah it sure does matter (overall performance), when I finally figured it out and actually got the motor running good on MegaSquirt with the Alternating Staged injectors, immediately I noticed like half the fuel consumption, given my tunes we're super rich already =D Indiana got my MegaSquirt when I sold all my G54B parts and it had my latest Tune in the MegaSquirt, I'm sure he changed it up or built a tune from that one... This is all good info and a good Thread Topic for all the StandAloner users especially MegaSquirter's lol... I am gonna be Tuning the Haltech Rotary Engine ECU in my SQ verry soon..

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I suppose i can contribute to this madness here.

 

Megasquirt MSII 3.57.

Magna intake

4x 75LB injectors (780cc)

Ford Edis ignition system

Gm coolant temp, and IAT sensor.

Holset HX35 turbo

20PSI

3 Inch exhaust

2.5 inch intercooler pipe

29x11x3 intercooler

 

This setup is running really well for me, its not 100% complete but very close. Work done by scott87star.

 

Basic settings

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/ENGINECONSTANTS.jpg

 

Ignition table

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/IGNITIONTABLE.jpg

 

Fuel table

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/FUELTABLE.jpg

 

AFR table

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/AFRTABLE.jpg

 

Accel enrich

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/ACCELENRICH.jpg

 

Warm up enrich

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/WUETABLE.jpg

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I suppose i can contribute to this madness here.

 

Megasquirt MSII 3.57.

Magna intake

4x 75LB injectors (780cc)

Ford Edis ignition system

Gm coolant temp, and IAT sensor.

Holset HX35 turbo

20PSI

3 Inch exhaust

2.5 inch intercooler pipe

29x11x3 intercooler

 

This setup is running really well for me, its not 100% complete but very close. Work done by scott87star.

 

Basic settings

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/ENGINECONSTANTS.jpg

 

Ignition table

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/IGNITIONTABLE.jpg

 

Fuel table

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/FUELTABLE.jpg

 

AFR table

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/AFRTABLE.jpg

 

Accel enrich

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/ACCELENRICH.jpg

 

Warm up enrich

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd23/19cturbo/MPI%20project/WUETABLE.jpg

 

 

Thanks for posting this. I'll probably use this as a start for my tune.

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