Hey paul...What are you running boost wise? 12psi daily? Also..You will not have to pull much timing up top! The mp3 ecu adds the extra timing down low as per flyin Protege Dyno!paulmp3 said:A little info to add to this.. im not getting involved but..
Wagner installed my mpi tuner, and did base tuning with it. I had issue with the stock computer pulling fuel, but it stop eventually. Others say they never had this problem. Even when the stock ECU pulled fuel, my AFR were always dead on because i added fuel, and tuned using my wideband. my AFR are exactly where i want them. And i tune the car myself, wagner doesnt tune it for me. My car is fast, and runs great, my only concerns are my timing maps, but MPnick offered to look over them for me. I am paranoid for the most part, i personally believe i am pulling to much timing, i have only witness detonation once, and it was b/c some bad gas.
How the a/f reading? Any plans on going above 12psi? How does she pull? Any hesitation?paulmp3 said:i have been running 10psi for a while now.. last 2 weeks or so i have been running 12.
Also...When tuning using the laptop..how much are the readings off..as compared to the readings w/ your wide band? can you send me a datalog?paulmp3 said:My A/F is between 11:1-12:1 the whole time it drops down closer to 11:1 after 5000rpms. no hesitations at all. Its really fast![]()
My egt readings are no higher then when i ran 5psi on the FMU.
Yeah this weekend is really supposed to suck..6inches they are calling for!paulmp3 said:Car runs 100% perfect off boost. usually stays in close loop while off boost and afr reads 14.7 majority of the time off boost. Yes im using extra injectors.
I got 24mpg all city driving, last fill at 12psi.
last trip i took i got 32 mpg on the highway, boosting occasionally. I contribute this to the WB, during long trips i try and keep the AFR steady at 14.7 to achieve maxium mpg, except when boosting or climbing hills.
I mentioned to akilleis about my problems i had with the ECU pulling fuel in the begining. I also mentioned to him "I personally" wouldnt run the unit without a wideband, b/c of the changes i had. No one else seem to have these issue, kooldino had some issue, but mine seemed to pull more fuel then his did.
The AF display bounces around so much with the tuner software, i dont look at it. I will check it out for differences and data log next time i tune. Maybe this weekend if it is nice out![]()
I am not trying to flame you but..with any piggy/stand alone..there will alwayz be tuning..it's been said many times "No 2 cars are tuned the same" Why b/c each protege has something different..from different size injectors, turbos, exhuasts, intake, intercoolers, manifolds, bov..etc. etc.akhilleus said:its unfortunte it takes so much time tuning this "unit".. maybe if it had been properly designed orginally it wouldnt have been such a problem
You keep forgeting that you have to adapt your engine management to whatever car you are using. Once you get it running, you can add/release more compatible features to improve the product. Isn't this the same thing that Perf is supposed be doing with the AEM? Upgradability! And to answer your other question...Why didn't MPNick tune it for him? He can send them a base map, but it is hit and miss. Until he gets his hands on the car or datalog for tuning, he can't be exact to a specific car. The same goes for the AEM. Folks can claim they can pre-tune it for you, but every car is different! No two protege's are alike!akhilleus said:Yes but it seems that certain units seem to take quite a bit of tuning to achieve proper results. I mean how long have u had your mpi tuner... and how long did paul have his... And how come mpnick didnt tune it for u?
I have had my mpi tuner in for a couple of months...nick initially tuned it..but i had some minor problems..which i needed to tune..first..had a problem w/ my primary o2 sensor (long story..but basically the way the wiring was installed caused it to burn wires..very messy)..which kept tripping cel...also problems with my maf being to close to the BOV!akhilleus said:Yes but it seems that certain units seem to take quite a bit of tuning to achieve proper results. I mean how long have u had your mpi tuner... and how long did paul have his... And how come mpnick didnt tune it for u?
(mswerd)LinuxRacr said:You keep forgeting that you have to adapt your engine management to whatever car you are using. Once you get it running, you can add/release more compatible features to improve the product. Isn't this the same thing that Perf is supposed be doing with the AEM? Upgradability! And to answer your other question...Why didn't MPNick tune it for him? He can send them a base map, but it is hit and miss. Until he gets his hands on the car or datalog for tuning, he can't be exact to a specific car. The same goes for the AEM. Folks can claim they can pre-tune it for you, but every car is different! No two protege's are alike!
This statement speaks volumes....(rockon)Bigg Tim said:I personally would rather go with years of experience, rather than months of book reading.