AsianGuy98
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What were your numbers and how much boost?
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he hasn't dyno'd it yet he said but looking at peak boost it's at around 28 so we can assume around 330-350whpWhat were your numbers and how much boost?
262whpI meant on the stock turbo.
Post your results of the tune please. I will be getting mine 8/27, wish it could be sooner but work just won't allow it.Installing mine tomorrow then off to church for a custom tune, cant wait!
I guess that is why Vit said that E40 was as much as you would want to go. Hondata's solution is to run very lean at WOT. This apparently works well since we only run WOT for a few seconds at a time. I guess Hondata thinks that such short bursts are not destructive. They may be right, I don't know. I think the problem is not with Ktuner, it is that our cars aren't designed to run with that much fuel. I guess we would need changes in our fuel delivery systems. I am sure there are people working on that issue like maybe PRL? I wonder what Steve at Ktuner did with the PRL turbo to get 400 hp?Currently getting tuned by Daniel at church automotive with ktuner 1.2 and running into inconsistent ethanol issues. Afr cant be changed when more ethanol is put in otherwise pump gas will run too lean leading to less power on ethanol. On hondata, hes able to change the fuel mixture the more ethanol is put in so he can lean it out on e85 while keeping pump gas staying rich. Around e43 is when fuel gets cut out. Seems like hondata is the only way to go with this turbo if you want to run ethanol. Spoke to Vincent about this now and Daniel will send some logs. Unfortunate findings.
Making 360tq and 335whp with intermittent fuel pressure droppings at around 5.5k.
Interesting. I've not been contacted yet, but would like to see these logs as well. It is actually possible to set the targets differently if he needed to and my only guess is that he's not as familiar with KTuner and may not have set it up to take full advantage of our flex fuel features. We'll find out when he contacts me.Currently getting tuned by Daniel at church automotive with ktuner 1.2 and running into inconsistent ethanol issues. Afr cant be changed when more ethanol is put in otherwise pump gas will run too lean leading to less power on ethanol. On hondata, hes able to change the fuel mixture the more ethanol is put in so he can lean it out on e85 while keeping pump gas staying rich. Around e43 is when fuel gets cut out. Seems like hondata is the only way to go with this turbo if you want to run ethanol. Spoke to Vincent about this now and Daniel will send some logs. Unfortunate findings.
Making 360tq and 335whp with intermittent fuel pressure droppings at around 5.5k. Was able to reach 358whp but cant have ethanol content below 20 otherwise too lean
I'm still definitely a fan of ktuner. When he contacts me for a little more testing this following Tuesday, I'll request that he sends over some logs.Interesting. I've not been contacted yet, but would like to see these logs as well. It is actually possible to set the targets differently if he needed to and my only guess is that he's not as familiar with KTuner and may not have set it up to take full advantage of our flex fuel features. We'll find out when he contacts me.
Does your on the fly map switching work yet?Interesting. I've not been contacted yet, but would like to see these logs as well. It is actually possible to set the targets differently if he needed to and my only guess is that he's not as familiar with KTuner and may not have set it up to take full advantage of our flex fuel features. We'll find out when he contacts me.
Its been working....Does your on the fly map switching work yet?
I have some ideas of what is actually going on. If you're testing on Tuesday he may want to get those logs to me tomorrow so I can give him some pointers ahead of time!I'm still definitely a fan of ktuner. When he contacts me for a little more testing this following Tuesday, I'll request that he sends over some logs.