First Tune
Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 4:48 pm
Hey guys.
Thought I would post up a copy of my first attempt at tuning so far to get some feedback.
Got Dylan to make me up a tune to start with, and Ive been working from that.
Its $12P 1.12, Holden 304 V8 with VN heads, banana manifold etc. All standard VN EFI stuff. Bosch 0 280 150 960 Injectors.
Turbo 700 Auto
Engine is completely brand new/reconditioned. All standard 304, plus flat top pistons (Approx 10:1 compression?) and a mild cam (Crow 4631).
I found it was running very rich everywhere to start with. So modified the Kinjflow value based off what the Kinjflow calculator (excel spreadsheet) i found on here told me, plus the "fudge factor" as advised in the guide in the FAQ.
Then went to work on the main VE table. At first I started modifying and made it very messy/uneven. Ive since smoothed it out by manually changing values in cells and it has made a big improvement. I think Ive got it all pretty well in the ball park now.
Haven't touched the spark tables yet.
2 problems I'm having:
-It floods when starting from warm/hot. I have taken alot out of the Map A: Crank - First and second stage BPW vs coolant temp tables. I think it has improved slightly. It still floods when hot starting.
The values in the crank BPW tables are still a couple of mS higher than the BPW when the engine is running/idleing.
Should i use the idle pulse width as a reference and take even more from the crank tables, or am I overlooking something?
Ive taken so much out already im worried its something else causing it.
-It gets rich under deceleration, unless the deceleration fuel cut off comes in. Only heavy deceleration, ie 20KPA collumn. And it seems intermittent/not always the same. I took some VE out of the closed throttle VE vs RPM table. Do I need to take more from here, more from the main VE table, more from both, or change some other value?
Ive attached the BIN and a Log. You can see it flooding right at the start of the log when i go to start it up. Then having to clear the flood with wide open throttle.
Thanks in advance
Thought I would post up a copy of my first attempt at tuning so far to get some feedback.
Got Dylan to make me up a tune to start with, and Ive been working from that.
Its $12P 1.12, Holden 304 V8 with VN heads, banana manifold etc. All standard VN EFI stuff. Bosch 0 280 150 960 Injectors.
Turbo 700 Auto
Engine is completely brand new/reconditioned. All standard 304, plus flat top pistons (Approx 10:1 compression?) and a mild cam (Crow 4631).
I found it was running very rich everywhere to start with. So modified the Kinjflow value based off what the Kinjflow calculator (excel spreadsheet) i found on here told me, plus the "fudge factor" as advised in the guide in the FAQ.
Then went to work on the main VE table. At first I started modifying and made it very messy/uneven. Ive since smoothed it out by manually changing values in cells and it has made a big improvement. I think Ive got it all pretty well in the ball park now.
Haven't touched the spark tables yet.
2 problems I'm having:
-It floods when starting from warm/hot. I have taken alot out of the Map A: Crank - First and second stage BPW vs coolant temp tables. I think it has improved slightly. It still floods when hot starting.
The values in the crank BPW tables are still a couple of mS higher than the BPW when the engine is running/idleing.
Should i use the idle pulse width as a reference and take even more from the crank tables, or am I overlooking something?
Ive taken so much out already im worried its something else causing it.
-It gets rich under deceleration, unless the deceleration fuel cut off comes in. Only heavy deceleration, ie 20KPA collumn. And it seems intermittent/not always the same. I took some VE out of the closed throttle VE vs RPM table. Do I need to take more from here, more from the main VE table, more from both, or change some other value?
Ive attached the BIN and a Log. You can see it flooding right at the start of the log when i go to start it up. Then having to clear the flood with wide open throttle.
Thanks in advance