Acceleration issues with the TN kit? 2nd and 3rd gear
Yea, I had the car dynoed on a dyno/dynamics dyno, it reads very very very low in comparison to even a mustang dyno. The a/f's were rock solid 10.5-1 all the way to red line, although I may look again just to be sure.
It also runs very very lean at the beginning of the run until the turbo spools, the guy that did the dyno recommending tuning in more fuel at the beginning and leaning it out toward the end
Originally Posted by craigo'sznprgrs
CORRECTION!!! It appears around 6000 rpms the a/f gets rich at 10-1, everywhere else it is very consistent around 11:1 averaging 10.8:1 until 6000 rpms.
But yeah sounds like what I had to deal with originally.
Also not sure about the being rich first than leaning out... Should be as the boost builds the A/F gets more rich until you hit 11's which it should stay while at full boost... You don't want to lean out from that, or ummm you could hear a... Boom haha.
If you started off in 10's or 11's A/F man that would be drowning the chambers before enough air could pass through making a good ratio... Talk about flooding the motor LOL.
Last edited by Peking; Jan 8, 2006 at 07:56 AM.
Originally Posted by craigo'sznprgrs
It also runs very very lean at the beginning of the run until the turbo spools, the guy that did the dyno recommending tuning in more fuel at the beginning and leaning it out toward the end
Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
Those are still pretty good numbers if you ask me....what do you consider "lean" at the "beginning" of boost?
Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
Um, what? Turbonetics has a pretty darn good idea why its there....thats the point where stock ECU knock detection is over... as a result they dumped a GANG of fuel in at 5500 to make sure nothing happened above 5200 where the ECU wouldn't be able to read knock..This can be tuned out and it has been or you can add a plenum spacer...Mine was noticeable before that...after the spacer it seems to have gone away a bit..
Originally Posted by zland
Miaplaya, have you had dyno's on your car pre and post installing the spacer? I was wondering what kind of gains you got. If I am correct, you put a motordyne on it didn't you?
There seems to be new noises every time I drive this car, lol. Now before boost it sounds like a baseball card between the spokes of a bicycle, almost undetectable, I am taking it back over to my mechanic tomorrow to have them see if they can fix it. What do you guys think it could be?
Originally Posted by craigo'sznprgrs
There seems to be new noises every time I drive this car, lol. Now before boost it sounds like a baseball card between the spokes of a bicycle, almost undetectable, I am taking it back over to my mechanic tomorrow to have them see if they can fix it. What do you guys think it could be?
But yeah considering the boost and LSD... Car makes all kinds of sounds now haha.
On Peking's pre-tuned dyno, the engine would go sub 10's at about 5000rpm or so. Power peaked at 350whp, IIRC and then went straight down. After retune with the EU, we made power well through the powerband, and ended up with 402whp IIRC. Peking can post the dynos, as I am going by memory.
Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
On Peking's pre-tuned dyno, the engine would go sub 10's at about 5000rpm or so. Power peaked at 350whp, IIRC and then went straight down. After retune with the EU, we made power well through the powerband, and ended up with 402whp IIRC. Peking can post the dynos, as I am going by memory. 

My very first thread describing problems...
https://my350z.com/forum/forced-induction/130512-my-problem-turbonetics-related-boost-fuel.html
Updated on my problems...
https://my350z.com/forum/forced-induction/136261-updated-results-with-my-boost.html
Then the last thread where Sharif@Forged and I were reffering to...
https://my350z.com/forum/forced-induction/147046-finally-running-good-thanks-to-sharif-forged-along-with-eric-and-co-from-cpracing.html
Last edited by Peking; Jan 10, 2006 at 05:05 PM.
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