MFi full power enrichment
check tps on throttle body is reading wot and the person on rr needs to have foot firmly planted as if not then tps can not read wot you'll only get it's part throttle, next is to check little black/grey box on side of fuel metering head (emapp or something like that) or could just be it's never been set up right in first place
Was it a reputable RS tuner that set it up before the rolling road session? if so then how long ago?
Might not be fuelling sufficiently so could perhaps do with a setup. This will identify if the little box on the metering unit is faulty. They are about Ł200 from Burton Power.
Might not be fuelling sufficiently so could perhaps do with a setup. This will identify if the little box on the metering unit is faulty. They are about Ł200 from Burton Power.
[QUOTE=kermitt;4995597]Was it a reputable RS tuner that set it up before the rolling road session? if so then how long ago?
It was set up 5 years ago at Nobles in Chesterfield made 196bhp, was happy with the service so went back a few weeks ago having fitted a new cam made 204bhp but full throttle enrichment was mentioned hence the question.
Will check whats already been said and take it from there, the operator also mentioned fuel pump may be tired. We will see.
Thanks PaulT
It was set up 5 years ago at Nobles in Chesterfield made 196bhp, was happy with the service so went back a few weeks ago having fitted a new cam made 204bhp but full throttle enrichment was mentioned hence the question.
Will check whats already been said and take it from there, the operator also mentioned fuel pump may be tired. We will see.
Thanks PaulT
5 years ago, wow!
Depending upon how often you use it I would say minimum every year.
That at least is a starting point to get it properly setup to suit the new cam to make sure its fuelling properly on throttle/boost etc.
If its got a vernier pulley for the cam shaft then you are probably as well getting that sorted too whilst on the rollers.
Depending upon how often you use it I would say minimum every year.
That at least is a starting point to get it properly setup to suit the new cam to make sure its fuelling properly on throttle/boost etc.
If its got a vernier pulley for the cam shaft then you are probably as well getting that sorted too whilst on the rollers.
5 years ago, wow!
Depending upon how often you use it I would say minimum every year.
That at least is a starting point to get it properly setup to suit the new cam to make sure its fuelling properly on throttle/boost etc.
If its got a vernier pulley for the cam shaft then you are probably as well getting that sorted too whilst on the rollers.
Depending upon how often you use it I would say minimum every year.
That at least is a starting point to get it properly setup to suit the new cam to make sure its fuelling properly on throttle/boost etc.
If its got a vernier pulley for the cam shaft then you are probably as well getting that sorted too whilst on the rollers.
PaulT
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