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Apexi AVCR advise needed
#699595
29/10/2008 22:43
29/10/2008 22:43
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Posts: 421 Lille - FRANCE
Baby_Cash
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Hi folks, i just bought an Apexi AVCR for my 20VT. In order not to do some bullshit while wireing it, i am looking for some pictures of the parts wired : solenoïd, pressure sensor and air filter. If you have some good advices to give to a dummy, i would be very happy
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Re: Apexi AVCR advise needed
[Re: Baby_Cash]
#702573
04/11/2008 20:56
04/11/2008 20:56
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mattB
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Yes, otherwise the injector light will come on.
Death-rattle-tastic
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Re: Apexi AVCR advise needed
[Re: Baby_Cash]
#705713
11/11/2008 13:13
11/11/2008 13:13
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Barney
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Barney
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Preventing or achieving a certain amount of overboost is down to tuning your Apexi and depends on whether or not you are using the self-learn feature or manually configuring it. There is a start duty setting that can be applied for each gear to adjust overboost levels. (Theoretically, self learn should sort everything out for you!)
At the moment, I'm using the self-learn function with the first two gears excluded. Might try an all manual configuration when I have more time.
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Re: Apexi AVCR advise needed
[Re: Baby_Cash]
#706159
11/11/2008 22:53
11/11/2008 22:53
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Barney
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Barney
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Have another read of the setup guide I gave a link for above. It gives clear instructions on how to get self-learn working. Please be careful though! Tweeking these things can be a major distraction whilst driving. I would strongly recommend waiting until the roads are quiet or even better, get a friend to help. 
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Re: Apexi AVCR advise needed
[Re: Baby_Cash]
#708772
17/11/2008 08:15
17/11/2008 08:15
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Barney
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Barney
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I can't open those links I'm afraid but have to say I'd be cautious about just entering somebody else's settings unless the car in question was nearly identical to your own.
Iirc, my Ne points start around 3000 and increment by 500. This should be ok if you are running a bigger turbo and do not have a raised rev limit.
To set duty, find a long straight road with no traffic. Set target boost to 1.2 bar. Put in a low boost duty of around 40%. Set your Apexi to monitor boost and then set it to latch peak values. Go gently through 1st and 2nd gears and when safe to do so, change to 3rd and hit the throttle hard! With foot flat down, keep on the power right up through the rev range to about 6500rpm. Then back off, drive gently and park up. Check the indicated peak boost value. It will probably be lower than 1.2bar. Repeat the above procedure but with a slightly higher duty setting. Keep trying until your peak boost reading is 1.2bar. If you have self learning enabled, the AVCR will take then over.
Now let's say you want to run 1.5bar. You can have two maps (A & B). Switch to the other map and start again but with a target boost of 1.5. You should be able to use your last duty setting plus a few more percent as a starting point.
Almost forgot, have you setup your gear ratios?
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