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08-04-2005, 06:51 AM
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Re: any local uberdata
Originally Posted by BSeriesTurbo
any of you guys figured out how to properly use the 3bar gm map? I've been using 1.7 and haven't been able to get an h22 to like it to nicely. The car will run ok but doesen't like to idle or rev up too well.
08-04-2005, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by GaRn
Oh yea, i ran upon the timing map for an H22 pulled straight off of a P13 if you want it, not sure if you have created maps or p13 maps..
08-04-2005, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by BSeriesTurbo
I've got a full h22 bin for a p28, works great for me.
little bit of progress on Uberdata forums now, v 1.9x it out, IAT correction scripts are out, and individual cylinder fuel correction is out too.. pretty neat stuff..
08-04-2005, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by GaRn
... and individual cylinder fuel correction is out too.. pretty neat stuff..
08-07-2005, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by marshall
haha how many cars have you seen with an EGT probe on each cylinder?
a SBC however.....siamesed cylinders will. it is cool as shit talking to some of the old dudes around here that i help out on the circle track cars.....stagger jetting and ignition tweaks are cool as fuck to learn
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Originally Posted by fc735
yet another case of someone overengineering something. an I4 engine is rarely gonna have a cylinder fueling difference if its working right.
Usually cylinders 2 and 3 are a tad leaner on some Honda engines.. I guess when ringlands on a certain cylinder crack, when the plugs on the rest of the cylinders read fine, that trying to correct it would be overengineering..
Don't DSM's have cylinder #4 usually run leaner? Thats what I have heard, which is why most have EGT's tapped in the #4 runner..
I think its a pretty damn cool feature.
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it may be a cool feature, but for 99.8% of the users, they will never use and or understand its purpose.
in fact, it will probly cause more problems then its worth, cause alot of people have the "its there....i am gonna mess with it" mentality.
in fact, it will probly cause more problems then its worth, cause alot of people have the "its there....i am gonna mess with it" mentality.
08-07-2005, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by fc735
it may be a cool feature, but for 99.8% of the users, they will never use and or understand its purpose.
in fact, it will probly cause more problems then its worth, cause alot of people have the "its there....i am gonna mess with it" mentality.
in fact, it will probly cause more problems then its worth, cause alot of people have the "its there....i am gonna mess with it" mentality.
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