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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 21:16
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sounds like the boost curve was unstable, this can happen before the car gets used to a new chip, or an overly aggressive boost curve, i.e too much gain.
when you say 'mapped' chip, what do you mean?
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 21:28
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Could this be something to do with the EBV, similar to fitting a Gtech without having a PRV or similar fitted beforehand as they conflict?
What power did you come out with Nick?!
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 21:29
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Could this be something to do with the EBV, similar to fitting a Gtech without having a PRV or similar fitted beforehand as they conflict?
What power did you come out with Nick?! according to his sig he's using an apexi avcr!
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 21:31
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on the standered chip at 1.2bar 303bhp and 258 at the wheels i have apexi avcr would a chip conflict with that. thats what the guys said he used the same chip on another fiat coupe and it was fine had same sort of mods as mine just with a MBC rather than EBC
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 21:39
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Oh right, I suppose I should of read that before commenting. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" />
That's the limit of my knowledge on bouncing boost anyway and the only thing I could think of unless there is a problem with the set up of the Apexi?!
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 21:51
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hmmm, if you are using the AVC-R, then its unlikely to be an unstable boost curve as the EBV is not used anymore, the only difference between the 'good' and 'bad' setup is the new 'mapped' chip.
However, if your car was detting, the ECU will pull back the timing and you will get loss of power, do you know how much ignition advance this 'chip used?
Joe
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 22:29
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It could do, all depends.
If your AVC-R is controlling the boost level, therefore the air flow is constant between the two setups, so if power is going down then this would be due to a fuelling or ignition issue, its possible the plugs were breaking down with the extra power of the new chip, the Denso's are notorious for doing this, might be worth considering new plugs?
Joe
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 22:41
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Did they change any of the settings on the Apexi AVCR at any stage when doing the mapping? <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 22:56
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If you just got them, that won't be the problem, even standard NGK's can work in a highly tuned coupe for a while at least.
yep, lets see the graphs <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
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Re: help needed! mapping
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05/10/2006 23:39
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As others have said if they didn't change the settings on the boost controller and only switched the chips then boost should be identical, which only leave fuelling or ignition as the problem.
Did they have det cans connected? If so surely they would tell them if it was knocking?
If it was hitting the max airflow/fuel-cut point you'd expect a much bigger power drop than you describe so probably not that.
Only other thought is maybe something to do with the vvt switchover point, if they were changing that in the chip???
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 01:48
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 02:35
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Did they change any of the settings on the Apexi AVCR at any stage when doing the mapping? <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" /> ye they did but no matter the settings there was no difference
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 15:09
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BTW 15.79 psi is only 1.08bar (not 1.2)
P.S Are you running with a cat pipe and standard downpipe?
Chris
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 16:03
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hmmmm, its a strange curve to be sure.
With the standard chip, you get spool up about 4300rpm, and torque builds progressively towards redline, its unusual in that we normally see a flatter torque curve that drops away towards redline if anything. However you are running a gt28rs (0.86) which is running peak effeicincy at 6000+rpm so that could explain that.
The boost curve shows that it is not the AVC-R causing the problem, the boost holds true and steady to the redline.
The only difference is the chip and you make less power with the modified chip compared to the standard chip.
The modified chip runs more torque off boost suggesting it is running a more aggressive ignition map, fuelling should be identical at these points between the two chips, so it is possible that is is detonation on boost or going lean causing det. However you are only running low boost, so you would have to be running ver ylean here to cause det.
My only other suggestion is that is the chip does not suit your setup, for the price of the G-tec plug and play chips, and you could well get away with a GTEC2 with your mods you might as well go down that route and see if the problem is replicated?
btw do you know what the a/f ratio was during the run?, was it ok?
Joe
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 17:03
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Hey Nick a quick question. I swear i see this car around Southgate am i correct?
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 17:29
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BTW 15.79 psi is only 1.08bar (not 1.2)
P.S Are you running with a cat pipe and standard downpipe?
Chris na im running 3" straight through no cat
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 17:32
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hmmmm, its a strange curve to be sure.
With the standard chip, you get spool up about 4300rpm, and torque builds progressively towards redline, its unusual in that we normally see a flatter torque curve that drops away towards redline if anything. However you are running a gt28rs (0.86) which is running peak effeicincy at 6000+rpm so that could explain that.
The boost curve shows that it is not the AVC-R causing the problem, the boost holds true and steady to the redline.
The only difference is the chip and you make less power with the modified chip compared to the standard chip.
The modified chip runs more torque off boost suggesting it is running a more aggressive ignition map, fuelling should be identical at these points between the two chips, so it is possible that is is detonation on boost or going lean causing det. However you are only running low boost, so you would have to be running ver ylean here to cause det.
My only other suggestion is that is the chip does not suit your setup, for the price of the G-tec plug and play chips, and you could well get away with a GTEC2 with your mods you might as well go down that route and see if the problem is replicated?
btw do you know what the a/f ratio was during the run?, was it ok?
Joe fuel machine was broken so they were checkin the fuel by the way the curve was coming out he said cant be the fuel because it picks up after that point and doesnt go up n down around the same area. i think i might have to try a gtec to be honest n go get the car rred.
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 17:33
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The graph looks like one run is with the timing variator on all the time (retarded inlet cam). I guess most people have never tried this, but I've run my car with the VVT on all the way to the redline, and it does drop power like that higher up as you're losing 7 degrees off the cam effectively.
That said, it could be something else, I would suggest you get to someone with an ACR reader to watch the ignition advance (bearing in mind it does reduce the advance with more revs anyway), or else you could put the Pierburg valve/EBV back in and see if the ECU also backs off the boost. I presume the fuelling is OK?
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 18:15
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Are you back running the standard chip again now? Did the tuning place not charge you or are they having you back for another free run to sort it out?
I can send you a chip to try, just to see if the problem is something specific with your mapped chip or a general problem with a sensor or whatever.
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Re: help needed! mapping
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06/10/2006 18:24
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It looks like they terminated the RR runs at 6,500 - any idea why? The RS would still have been making power with your mods at 7,000 I would have thought?
How can you map a car without being able to check the fuelling properly? <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" />
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