YO Emonz
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hey emonz you the one i hear talking about the safc the most on here so i wanna know if these settings any good if i dont wanna buy a wideband o2 http://www.roadraceengineering.com/newafcsetting.htm or should i still get it.
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umm ya that is just the car specific settup for the SAFCII that has nothing to do with the tune persay other than tell the Computer when you want you corrections to come into play for example stting the HI THR at 80% means your corrections to the A\F wont start untill your at 80% throttle. I wouldnt even correct the Lo THr no need and it will average it out with the HI THr depending on if the throttle postions is more than the Lo THr % you set. So if you let Lo THr at 20% it will average out your corrections at anything higher than 20% throttle.
also all DSMs and EVOs need to be settup on Karma with the upward arrow and some people setup as a 2cyl but mine is set at 4cyl andworks fine I guess that depends on what wire you splice the RPM singal into , but not sure cuz when I set at 2cyl my car reads either doubleor half the RPMs from actual RPMs (Icant remember which way it went)
But like I said that has nothing to do with your tune in order to tune with the SAFCII or anything else for that matter youll need either an EGT or wideband if not both and most recommend a data logger so you can see what your AFR is at a given RPM I just tuned my car through different RPMs bands one at a time. I started a 3K-4500 and tuned that till I got it and then went up from there.
My tune on my 560s (550s what ever they are) goes from -4% corrections at 3K to -19% corrections at redline. so I am subracting fuel I guess you would say
also all DSMs and EVOs need to be settup on Karma with the upward arrow and some people setup as a 2cyl but mine is set at 4cyl andworks fine I guess that depends on what wire you splice the RPM singal into , but not sure cuz when I set at 2cyl my car reads either doubleor half the RPMs from actual RPMs (Icant remember which way it went)
But like I said that has nothing to do with your tune in order to tune with the SAFCII or anything else for that matter youll need either an EGT or wideband if not both and most recommend a data logger so you can see what your AFR is at a given RPM I just tuned my car through different RPMs bands one at a time. I started a 3K-4500 and tuned that till I got it and then went up from there.
My tune on my 560s (550s what ever they are) goes from -4% corrections at 3K to -19% corrections at redline. so I am subracting fuel I guess you would say
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with the corrections they have on the bottom of that page I cant tell you because without seeing it I dont know. My car I never went +%corrections in any RPM range my car wasnt running lean in the least bit it was running super rich
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ORIGINAL: player69x
when i get mine just gimmy your settings and instead of subtracting gas ill add.
when i get mine just gimmy your settings and instead of subtracting gas ill add.
It is better to be rich than lean but to much in either direction can cause damage
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phew this is really going to be hard to explain easily.....
Basics:
While driving you car mixes air with fuel. The computer will read a ratio of this (the amount of air to the amount of fuel). Now i hope this is clear or else nothing else will be.
Leaning and Richening:
When you lean a car out you are actually putting less gas in the car creating a high air to fuel ratio and richening is the oposite. You will lower your air to fuel ratio. The SAFC allows you to adjust how much fuel your car supplies to the engine.
What emonz is saying about the max duty is that if your car runs lean stock and you want to add more fuel to richen it, you may not be able to because your injectors will not be able to handle the extra fuel.
Now as far the rre tuning guide that they have. when you get yours that might not be a bad place to start since i am sure that they have tested those settings on the car. To me they seem pretty stock. Not too much of a change besides the very slight change at the higher RPM's.
NOTE TO EMONZ: Did you notice how they want you to richen the car at higher RPM's on the 16g. Too bad Luis didn't keep those leaned out setting. Maybe he should look at this sheet.
Basics:
While driving you car mixes air with fuel. The computer will read a ratio of this (the amount of air to the amount of fuel). Now i hope this is clear or else nothing else will be.
Leaning and Richening:
When you lean a car out you are actually putting less gas in the car creating a high air to fuel ratio and richening is the oposite. You will lower your air to fuel ratio. The SAFC allows you to adjust how much fuel your car supplies to the engine.
What emonz is saying about the max duty is that if your car runs lean stock and you want to add more fuel to richen it, you may not be able to because your injectors will not be able to handle the extra fuel.
Now as far the rre tuning guide that they have. when you get yours that might not be a bad place to start since i am sure that they have tested those settings on the car. To me they seem pretty stock. Not too much of a change besides the very slight change at the higher RPM's.
NOTE TO EMONZ: Did you notice how they want you to richen the car at higher RPM's on the 16g. Too bad Luis didn't keep those leaned out setting. Maybe he should look at this sheet.
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