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It hadn't died yet we have just been to damn busy in the shop to do anything . The end of Aug usually gets a little slower and I'm hoping to try it again in the next week or so to see if we can get the thing calibrated right and go to the dyno.
Any more word guys.
Wanted to see how you guys made out with the Throttle Body.
FWIW I just received my Crawford plenum (powder coated, not polished) the other day and the opening measures 75mm up/down and 80mm side-to-side. But there seems to be enough material to bore it to a perfect 80mm all around, possibly bigger. Now all we need is a larger TB
FWIW I just received my Crawford plenum (powder coated, not polished) the other day and the opening measures 75mm up/down and 80mm side-to-side. But there seems to be enough material to bore it to a perfect 80mm all around, possibly bigger. Now all we need is a larger TB
Still working on it, we have made 3 throttle plates as of now and its back with the machinists for a 4th, still can't get the thing to idle correctly
I bet we could fix that idle issue at UpRev on the stock ECU . We've done MUCH crazier things w/ the stock ECU .
We'll be in touch soon. Jared@UpRev.com
I bet we could fix that idle issue at UpRev on the stock ECU . We've done MUCH crazier things w/ the stock ECU .
We'll be in touch soon. Jared@UpRev.com
By tweaking the position of V-Pole (and possibly the function e(K) if necessary) to be more precise. V-Pole represents idle position in the ECU software and e(K) is what gives the ECU the ability to create a stable idle. V-Pole needs to be much smaller for a larger TB.