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  1. well you can't necessairly "save" fuel maps.. and then load em up whenever..

     

    the PDA "reads" the VE and spark tables from the Megasquirt unit..

     

    the PDA allows you to view and modify the fuel and spark values .. to upload and "save" the fuel maps to the Megasquirt unit.. hit BURN ...

     

     

    I used to tune tune tune.. and I never "burned" the values into the MS unit.. so I would tune it perfectly.. then turn off the car.. and turn it back on. and the settings were trashed.. and the old settings would load up..

     

    this was because I never "burned" the new values into the MS unit.. just modified them temporarily..

  2. 20.9 AFR is the standard for the FREE AIR calibration..

     

     

    the error 8 or error 9 codes are standard when the standalone guage is NOT hooked up to the LM-1

     

     

    Try re-calibrating to free air and try again..

     

    during heavy load.. and runnign lean.. ive had weird spikes of 60AFR its just the sensor freaking out

  3. evildky .. your 100% correct..

     

    I generally "think" of a velocity stack as a venturi.. literally the same effect..

     

    increase velocity .. decrease pressure in the narrower part of the piping..

     

    the velocity stacks simply cut that "venturi" in half.. so now you have this increase in velocity so it can be thrown into the combustion chamber..

     

     

    but .. a Venturi tube CAN use a bell opening .. or rolled edges or a air horn (diff terms) .. that just gathers more air

  4. yeh i've run a n/a setup for a while..

     

    i unfortunatly didnt have as much luck as everyone else.. the N/A ECU was crap..

     

    one problem I should of adressed was a Rising Rate Fuel Pressure Regulator.. or an adjustable fuel pressure reg.. that was my big problem..

     

    another problem was the timing.. the mechanical dizzy wants to advance.. and I should have sealed up the advance slots so it DIDNT move... advancing timing under boost mean KABOOM!

     

     

    So I ran Megasquirt and my n47/n42 combo with a turbo and it was superb!

  5. Ok.. I noticed oil dripping only when running from my engine..

     

    I looked and saw oil dripping from the oil pump... simple.. change the gasket.. well I did that..

     

    it's still leaking.. but from where?? ahhh the front crank pulley seal.. well.. I checked it and it's fine.. no cracks or anything.. and on top of that the new one I was going to install was the WRONG seal..

     

     

    now the oil pan gasket is fine.. but I am very confused..

     

    it's very difficult to tell where the leak is, because the oil is dripping onto the pulley.. which is being slung by centrifugal force all over the timing cover..

     

     

    any ideas?

  6. well performance is definatly different..

     

    I was used to a small T3 and a 8.3:1 compression ratio..

    full boost at like 2,200 RPM in 5th gear..

     

    now I have a turbo which in my opinion is too big.. and 7.3:1 CR... full boost at like 3,500 RPM in 4th gear

     

     

    I do miss my old motor.. it was peppy and snappy..

     

    but this new one.. when the boost hits.. it effn hits!

     

    Overall I am happy... still have ALOT of work to do.. but hell..

     

    it's a daily driven, air conditioned road car.. what more can I ask for?

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