I will have a read of this. See if my small brain can make sense of it.'quipt4it wrote:That reminds me of a tweak I used to do in a previous lifetime.
These things are all over the 'net, the link is but 1 example, there are variations.
If you had a few spare hours you could knock yourself out trying it?
Nothing to lose.
In fact, with the low and variable vacuum, you couldn't do worse
http://gojeep.willyshotrod.com/HowtoMAPsensor.htm
VE Compensator
Re: VE Compensator
Re: VE Compensator
If you google his name, also try Autospeed.
You may even come up with his own version.
His particular article was very detailed.
You may even come up with his own version.
His particular article was very detailed.
Re: VE Compensator
Here is an archived link to pretty well all his stuff.
You should find it in there....somewhere.
https://www.autospeed.com.au/cms/archive.html
You should find it in there....somewhere.
https://www.autospeed.com.au/cms/archive.html
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Re: VE Compensator
I believe it was used to allow the race teams to adjust fuelling on the fly for better power or economy.
There is also mention of it in this thread.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=119
EDIT:
GEN:OPT:EOPTB[bpw trim]
This option enables variation of the output fuel pulse by a calibrated resistance between two ECM terminals. It is used on VL Group A applications to give individual adjustment to fuel.
Refer page 106 of this document
https://www.hotrodhandbooks.com.au/eBoo ... 0Guide.PDF
There is also mention of it in this thread.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=119
EDIT:
GEN:OPT:EOPTB[bpw trim]
This option enables variation of the output fuel pulse by a calibrated resistance between two ECM terminals. It is used on VL Group A applications to give individual adjustment to fuel.
Refer page 106 of this document
https://www.hotrodhandbooks.com.au/eBoo ... 0Guide.PDF
Re: VE Compensator
Here is one version (of Julian's), which is the one in the above link https://www.autospeed.com.au/cms/a_113161/article'quipt4it wrote:Here is an archived link to pretty well all his stuff.
You should find it in there....somewhere.
https://www.autospeed.com.au/cms/archive.html
This is a variation of the dual pot one I used.
Re: VE Compensator
Have you gone anywhere with this?Nzer wrote:I will have a read of this. See if my small brain can make sense of it.'quipt4it wrote:That reminds me of a tweak I used to do in a previous lifetime.
These things are all over the 'net, the link is but 1 example, there are variations.
If you had a few spare hours you could knock yourself out trying it?
Nothing to lose.
In fact, with the low and variable vacuum, you couldn't do worse
http://gojeep.willyshotrod.com/HowtoMAPsensor.htm