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Dyno chart
Just tuned my V-AFC and here my result....



Only pushing 120 at the wheel and 109 tq i might get 142hp at engine. Run in 90.74 F, 29.72 in-Hg and Humidity is 26%
well you see there a dip on a/F chart the tunner said i might can get extra more hp if i get him more time. I only tunning for an hour so, if i get it tune for extra hour he going to charge me extra $110 plus i don't think is worth it...
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Only pushing 120 at the wheel and 109 tq i might get 142hp at engine. Run in 90.74 F, 29.72 in-Hg and Humidity is 26%
well you see there a dip on a/F chart the tunner said i might can get extra more hp if i get him more time. I only tunning for an hour so, if i get it tune for extra hour he going to charge me extra $110 plus i don't think is worth it...
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- AEM CAI
-HP header
-Apexi N1 exhaust
-V-AFC2
Last edited by 03CivicEX03; Jul 15, 2005 at 10:15 PM.
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yeah that's the hi cam profile engagement point.
and i don't like that big dip in your a/f. i'm curious because it looks like before tuning it wasn't there.
it looks like what happens is he doesn't have the hi/low air/fuel ratio set the same for the rpms at which the hi cam engages. in other words, let's say on the low mapping he has +5% at 4300rpm, and low>>hi (vtec) engagement is set at 4300rpm, but the high mapping is set at say +8% at 4300rpm or 4400rpm.
that's just my theory.
and i don't like that big dip in your a/f. i'm curious because it looks like before tuning it wasn't there.
it looks like what happens is he doesn't have the hi/low air/fuel ratio set the same for the rpms at which the hi cam engages. in other words, let's say on the low mapping he has +5% at 4300rpm, and low>>hi (vtec) engagement is set at 4300rpm, but the high mapping is set at say +8% at 4300rpm or 4400rpm.
that's just my theory.
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something is wrong with that tuning. First, you should not see a vtec spike like that. I'm guessing you changed the engagement? Well change it back to stock. Second, the a/f ratio is terrible after correction. Stock looks better. I would take it to someone that actually knows how to do it. That a/f should be linear. But even so, 120whp is very impressive.
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i would strongly suggest changing the vtec back to stock which is four stars **** since the ecu engages vtec differently based on a wide variety of conditions.
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stock hi cam engagement point IS 4300rpm. so no, they didn't move it.
but i agree. take it someplace else. these guys don't know what they're doing...
but i agree. take it someplace else. these guys don't know what they're doing...
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