Datsun 240z with L20ET
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Re: Datsun 240z with L20ET
retarded timing will raise the temp pretty quickly what sort of timing is it at on boost cheapo ebay EGT gauge will soon tell you if it could do with heaps more timing
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Top stuff
We could def see the balancer causing interference on the crank trigger when scoping it, the gaps between each ref pulse were not a smooth line at 0v but fairly wavy causing the module to false trigger. Moving the sensor away stopped it triggering but I suspect this was due to an alloy material for the balancer and the slots being too shallow.
Looking forward to seeing some track footage
We could def see the balancer causing interference on the crank trigger when scoping it, the gaps between each ref pulse were not a smooth line at 0v but fairly wavy causing the module to false trigger. Moving the sensor away stopped it triggering but I suspect this was due to an alloy material for the balancer and the slots being too shallow.
Looking forward to seeing some track footage
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ticked alot of boxes by the sounds of it!!
bring on track day!
bring on track day!
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Had a great time at the track today. Much fun had by all. We gave the 240 some more spark under boost and it loved it However we soon discovered why we are having overheating troubles.. it looks like a blown head gasket But even so we still call the day a success, we could only just do 2 laps at a time before overheat, but got some logs and the efi was running awesomely! Heres some pics, see the steam coming out the overflow pipe in the on track pic! There is also video, i'll try and get edited and update the thread later on.
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HD on track footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsO9cu9h1eM
youtubes servers seem too slow for HD. You might need to pause it in those resolutions and wait for it to load the video.
Or download the original high quality footage here: http://hotfile.com/dl/116380779/cb51354 ... 0.avi.html [381.9mb]. You'll need a h264 codec and a fast pc to play it.
youtubes servers seem too slow for HD. You might need to pause it in those resolutions and wait for it to load the video.
Or download the original high quality footage here: http://hotfile.com/dl/116380779/cb51354 ... 0.avi.html [381.9mb]. You'll need a h264 codec and a fast pc to play it.
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spewin about the head gasket, least you got to give it a good go! would be a nice feeling to have cut some laps after all the work thats gone into getting it to this point!
did you get dry track time ?
did you get dry track time ?
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Yeah it dried out mostly later in the day, but I only had the camera on the Datsun for one session.
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Seems to go pretty bloody well on the delco!! Job well done
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Re: Datsun 240z with L20ET
Quick post again just to say thanks to Antus, Bart Jayme. The day was a success even with a blown head gasket and we managed to get some good laps in and some good logs.
If we didn't already have a good tune it would have been frustrating but as it stands the tune is looking good and the car was charging hard
The tune was so good that I actually had the two biggest looses that I have ever had at Mallala, although one was in the extreme wet! The first ended up with mud on the INSIDE of the windscreen and on the roof liner and the second ended in a LOT of tire smoke right in front of the grandstand... Great fun Hopefully pics soon of the second one!
Cheers,
R.
If we didn't already have a good tune it would have been frustrating but as it stands the tune is looking good and the car was charging hard
The tune was so good that I actually had the two biggest looses that I have ever had at Mallala, although one was in the extreme wet! The first ended up with mud on the INSIDE of the windscreen and on the roof liner and the second ended in a LOT of tire smoke right in front of the grandstand... Great fun Hopefully pics soon of the second one!
Cheers,
R.
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The head gasket issue is still a work in progress, but last night we fitted a set of high impedance injectors from a 3L v6 TF magna. They flow the same as the factory injectors, but being high impedance meant we could remove the kalmaker injector driver box. The injectors fit the holes in the manifold ok, but they were slightly taller meaning that the plastic part that fits around the rubber ring around the body of the injector for mounting was too tall. We figured for testing this plastic could me omitted and assembled it as pictured. After fitment (and bypassing the low impedance driver box) we fired her up and it ran perfectly. The AFRs were still dead on across the board. Now we just need to decide if we shave the plastic part and use the originals, or make new parts out of a piece of pvc tube cut to size (thus being able to go back to JECs injectors at any stage).
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