getting it set up (update not good)
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getting it set up (update not good)
got my car booked in for rolling road tune on saturday checked water and oil anything else i need to check? and wat sort of power can i be hoping for with ofac 195 chip bieges, t2 cam, airtec front mount cooler ,exhaust, group a filter, standard t3 turbo and was told the head had been ported and polished but im not sure and no proof
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Yeah around that I would think, with a port/polish and cam'd head it wont hold that boost till the limiter anyway, will only peek and then drop back a few psi, but it's all about flow...
My last engine for example made 186bhp on TOTD DD Dyno peeking at 16/17psi gradually dropping to around 12psi'ish as RPM increased, was low comp, ported head, piper 285T2, stock T3, would of made a fraction more if I was stock CR of course.
Your stage 3 T3 will probably make over 200bhp at 16psi because of the larger exhaust housing.
My last engine for example made 186bhp on TOTD DD Dyno peeking at 16/17psi gradually dropping to around 12psi'ish as RPM increased, was low comp, ported head, piper 285T2, stock T3, would of made a fraction more if I was stock CR of course.
Your stage 3 T3 will probably make over 200bhp at 16psi because of the larger exhaust housing.
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Good advice!
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Stage 2 T3, but then you'll need a new MAP sensor, bigger injectors and another chip to really make the most of it.
EDIT: Just noticed your on OFAC, I'm not sure this can run a bigger MAP sensor can it?
EDIT: Just noticed your on OFAC, I'm not sure this can run a bigger MAP sensor can it?
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Karlos no it can't but the MAP sensor is good for whatever you throw at it really, the 16psi limit is in the ECU, needs to be mapped out - speak to Stu @ MSD.
Whats the next step up from beige injectors, that can be used with OFAC?
Whats the next step up from beige injectors, that can be used with OFAC?
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well had it set up and today at Power Engineering found out im massively underfuelling 1st run was 155bhp and was badly running lean and was told it would melt a piston in no time had a fiddle and couldnt get it fueling right took 195 chip out and was better but still not right the ecu was just not picking up signals properly so was advised aftermarket management it made 150 in the end without the chip but still on bieges but it was fueling a bit safer so ive checked the rs bible and all pins have been changed that should be as running the ofac management on xr3i efi loom has anyone else done the conversion and had similar problem and found a solution ? i would like to add a big thanks to Power Engineering as he did help and explain everything and even just charged me a power run only as he said he couldnt set much up as the problem with the management
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Martin, I had this problem when i changed my EFi Orion (Basically XR3i loom) to OFAC, took it to my local tuner who cured the problem, but don't really know what he done... It was something todo with the CO Pot not working, but it does now and the car drives fine on the road... Would like todo a RR session to see if its lean etc tho!
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Martin, I had this problem when i changed my EFi Orion (Basically XR3i loom) to OFAC, took it to my local tuner who cured the problem, but don't really know what he done... It was something todo with the CO Pot not working, but it does now and the car drives fine on the road... Would like todo a RR session to see if its lean etc tho!
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just hope i can sort the ecu out or will be expensive going to aftermarket which my budget dont really stretch to im glad the proplem was found before i did damage to engine
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problem is its a 1900 engine so without chip its fueling good with chip its running very lean
if i get one of them to do me a chip will that need to be altered everytime i change the spec or will it just need a set up again
if i get one of them to do me a chip will that need to be altered everytime i change the spec or will it just need a set up again
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You need to check the wiring. If you use an EFi loom (one originally used with a NA 1AFA ECU) then you need to swap a pin around in the ECU plug.
If memory serves the pin in question is for the CO pot so could partly explain some of your mixture issues.
Have you checked the fuel pressure?
If memory serves the pin in question is for the CO pot so could partly explain some of your mixture issues.
Have you checked the fuel pressure?
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