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Murlo26
05-10-2012, 04:59 PM
Do you feel the car bucking or something?
Not really, once I put my stock MAF back on to try and tune the DW injectors, regardless of the scaling/latency the car has felt super smooth.
I am just trying to get my trims to stay somewhere normal.
turbotalon1g
05-10-2012, 08:32 PM
Get the 2150s and be done with it, plus we know you are going to go bigger.
Halon
05-10-2012, 09:11 PM
I love my High-Z FIC's (similar to ID1000's). Pretty much a High-Z fanboi now. 1000's or 2150's is probably all I will ever run.
Murlo26
05-11-2012, 09:41 AM
Get the 2150s and be done with it, plus we know you are going to go bigger.
I love my High-Z FIC's (similar to ID1000's). Pretty much a High-Z fanboi now. 1000's or 2150's is probably all I will ever run.
Yea I have heard very good things about the FIC 2150's. All the guys I talked to said no surprises tuning them and on E85 they drive pretty damn good.
So I might order these today, we will see if the mood strikes me right.
Murlo26
05-11-2012, 11:10 AM
So it looks like a few people have suggested I may have a leak pre O2 sensor causing my issues.
Does anyone have stock X injectors I can borrow for a few days?
scheides
05-11-2012, 11:11 AM
Is anyone running 2150's on the stock X ecu successfully yet? I thought about putting them in my car but didn't wanna mess with them at the time...I'm sure someone has done it by now (and hopefully shared their results).
Murlo26
05-11-2012, 11:19 AM
Is anyone running 2150's on the stock X ecu successfully yet? I thought about putting them in my car but didn't wanna mess with them at the time...I'm sure someone has done it by now (and hopefully shared their results).
Yea, plenty of people. On pump gas they aren't really recommended. But I just spoke with Golden and he has tuned two on E85 on the 2150's and he said they idle fine at like 800rpms and drive perfect.
You don't have your stock injectors do you by chance? :)
Shane@DBPerformance
05-11-2012, 11:20 AM
I usually run the 2150s in open loop, because the "small" swings that factory ECUs do around stoich during closed loop are huge swings with the 2150s. They tune amazing with standalones, you have to put up with some quirks on stock ECUs, since stock ECUs often don't work the best at very low pulse widths.
scheides
05-11-2012, 11:38 AM
Yea, plenty of people. On pump gas they aren't really recommended. But I just spoke with Golden and he has tuned two on E85 on the 2150's and he said they idle fine at like 800rpms and drive perfect.
You don't have your stock injectors do you by chance? :)
Nope I do not. Would love to see what all he did to get them to run nicely, as I'm sure there's some tweaks that are needed (esp per shane below)
I usually run the 2150s in open loop, because the "small" swings that factory ECUs do around stoich during closed loop are huge swings with the 2150s. They tune amazing with standalones, you have to put up with some quirks on stock ECUs, since stock ECUs often don't work the best at very low pulse widths.
I wonder if there's a way to narrow that 'sweep' that's made during closed loop....I'll talk to tephra & mrfred.
Murlo26
05-11-2012, 11:40 AM
Nope I do not. Would love to see what all he did to get them to run nicely, as I'm sure there's some tweaks that are needed (esp per shane below)
I wonder if there's a way to narrow that 'sweep' that's made during closed loop....I'll talk to tephra & mrfred.
If you want, PM me and I can give you his email if you want to ask him a few things. I am not sure of all the details, but he didn't seem to have a problem dialing them in. I assume open loop for sure.
Or you can try a PM on EvoM or Evoxforums, name is Golden.
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