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dmhenderson 08-18-2013 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 2450629)
In the 14 is fine at idle and part throttle driving and when floored 11.5-11.0 is good for this kit,if you want I have the tune that Sam sent me you can have it and just have your tuner swap all the info from my Rom to your Rom.

I have Sam's tune on the car right now but we can't adjust it. It's idling at ~600rpm.

boosted_mx5 08-18-2013 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 2451082)
You don't if you and your buddy have only tuned 1 FI 370 thats not enough to make a that much of a general statement,Dmhenderson worries enough about his car and now it's FI even more so,any info that is not close to on the money is not helpful in this thread.:tiphat:

What was so general about my statement? A car will run at idle or regular (non-boosted) driving at practically any afr. You could cruise full lean of you want or dump fuel into the 10's. Should you do that? No but it won't kill it. Yes you want to aim around 14.7:1 for idling and cruising but there are variances that will make that impossible to do that all the time.

Boost is a different story. But why would running .2 more air effect it to the point od being up driveable? Guess what it won't. It won't blow the engine up. Will it be sub optimal? Maybe Idk I dont have enough time on a dyno with the car.

Again I was posting limits, so he could ease his mind. Like "oh its not exactly 11.5:1 no worries" now if it starts creeping past then in full boost then its time to go back to a tuner.

Baer383 08-18-2013 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by boosted_mx5 (Post 2451089)
What was so general about my statement? A car will run at idle or regular (non-boosted) driving at practically any afr. You could cruise full lean of you want or dump fuel into the 10's. Should you do that? No but it won't kill it. Yes you want to aim around 14.7:1 for idling and cruising but there are variances that will make that impossible to do that all the time.

Boost is a different story. But why would running .2 more air effect it to the point od being up driveable? Guess what it won't. It won't blow the engine up. Will it be sub optimal? Maybe Idk I dont have enough time on a dyno with the car.

Again I was posting limits, so he could ease his mind. Like "oh its not exactly 11.5:1 no worries" now if it starts creeping past then in full boost then its time to go back to a tuner.


Like I said in the previous post you don't have that much time FI with this car ,when you go tune your buddies single turbo richen up the top end and watch what happens:tiphat:
As far as genral I told you Dm will worry if you don't give him info that is on the money there is nothing wrong with your afr statement but you don't post on this thread enough to understand the full impact of my statement "on the money"

Baer383 08-18-2013 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by dmhenderson (Post 2451088)
I have Sam's tune on the car right now but we can't adjust it. It's idling at ~600rpm.

@ 600rpm is partly why your oil pressure is a little low,but you said when you blip the throttle it will go to like 40psi which is fine.

boosted_mx5 08-18-2013 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 2451101)
Like I said in the previous post you don't have that much time FI with this car ,when you go tune your buddies single turbo richen up the top end and watch what happens:tiphat:
As far as genral I told you Dm will worry if you don't give him info that is on the money there is nothing wrong with your afr statement but you don't post on this thread enough to understand the full impact of my statement "on the money"

Lol I've worked on DM's car I know he's a worrier.

Baer383 08-18-2013 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by boosted_mx5 (Post 2451105)
Lol I've worked on DM's car I know he's a worrier.

Then you should have understood this conversation from the beginning.

boosted_mx5 08-18-2013 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Baer383 (Post 2451106)
Then you should have understood this conversation from the beginning.

Just a miscommunication

dmhenderson 08-18-2013 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by theDreamer (Post 2449306)
Is it because it is password protected or when they make a change it does not save?

I'm not sure. I would have to ask Chris (the tuner)

dmhenderson 08-18-2013 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by dmhenderson (Post 2450452)
Question about the Defi gauges if anyone knows. They light up bright when I turn the car on but then go dim and are hard to make out while the car is in motion. Any way to leave them on that bright setting? The innovate AFR gauge is particularly difficult to read in direct sunlight even with the gauge hoods on.

Also still need an answer on this if anyone knows.

Baer383 08-18-2013 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by dmhenderson (Post 2451199)
Also still need an answer on this if anyone knows.

The Innovate gauge is the same on mine,as far as the dimming check your ground to the gauge and make sure all the paint or whatever is there is removed to get to bare metal.

dmhenderson 08-18-2013 12:49 PM

Also any opinions on the Motordyne manifold? Worthwhile?

Baer383 08-18-2013 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by dmhenderson (Post 2451288)
Also any opinions on the Motordyne manifold? Worthwhile?


Some it takes a little away from top end but fills in a little in the midrange.

dmhenderson 08-18-2013 01:06 PM

Eh. I'll just keep it and swap out the HFCs for ART pipes. The MD manifold has a bulge if you try to mount the stock engine cover anyway.

Baer383 08-18-2013 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dmhenderson (Post 2451318)
The MD manifold has a bulge if you try to mount the stock engine cover anyway.

:shakes head:

dmhenderson 08-19-2013 08:20 AM

So I woke up this morning after not driving at all yesterday (due to rain). Let the car warm up and drove to work and now my oil pressure is much higher. 40 at idle and 80 when driving.

What gives? Is that a function of outside temperature?


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