Seriously, agree a time limit with them, and get it in writing!
It may sound ott now, but it could save you a LOT of pissing about later.
cheers
Seriously, agree a time limit with them, and get it in writing!
It may sound ott now, but it could save you a LOT of pissing about later.
the ecu should be capable of running the car (in a crude manner) to a better standard than it sounds like yours is. VVT is switched by the ecu.
2 months is aweful btw. I've fitted ITBs in a day, including fitting aero catches.
they even had a how to install throttle bodies to a clio print out on there desk ???
Megasquirt isn't an organisation, it's an open source project.Who are megasquirt???
multiple reasons. It works in a different wayWhy cant it run with the standard ecu?
OE ecu (i'm no electronics expert) is left to control the dash (temp gauge etc etc) and the fans
there might be more, but as i say, i don't do electrics!
it should be doing high 180's/low 190's with 428's alone (no ITB's)
that should be 210 territory IMO
you sure, 2 cars i've built have done 190's, and out of 4 others 186 was the lowest all 160lbs ft give or take
said all along nick, go omex
i'd be on the phone to TDF myself
id seriously question you having cams tho. i was on the understanding that they look different to stock cams when viewed through the oil cap, danny/fred can you confirm this?
i was on the understanding that they look different to stock cams when viewed through the oil cap, danny/fred can you confirm this?
sorry to say this dude, but if they've fitted your cams i'll bet £5 the timing is off
and as for removing the oe ecu? clowns
if you want me to cast my eye over it you know where i am!
said all along nick, go omex, u know it works, i know it works and the whole dash setup works too, not landing you with another bill to go stack dash just to see whats going on. id seriously question you having cams tho. i was on the understanding that they look different to stock cams when viewed through the oil cap, danny/fred can you confirm this?
on the DD roller which they have you would usually see on a low top end 195bhp with 428's... thats the worst I have seen. Best on stock internals has been 212 with 421's.
428's on ITBs dont give substantial gains.
the OE ecu is left in to run the clocks, and fan if you want.
unless the ECU has CAN facility you wont run the dash.
the graphs will give the cam timing away usually... but I cant seem to see them
Low down stuttering can be down to
Accel fueling
fueling in general
ign timing
balanced bodies or not (that should be pretty easy)
ITB cars should run perfectly and pull from 800 rpm all the way.
The cam phase shifter is a simple +12v switch that actuates the cam to advance 16 degrees at usually 1800 rpm and above "x" throttle angle
decent systems and maps will check and set this to switch off above "x" rpm as well as there is usually a cross over point on the map where the engine doesnt want the cam advance.
however with and mod spec cams it is usually left advanced.
If you need more info on ITB spec cars, let me know
Andy