Mixture setting - K-Jetronic, CO value
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If I do not have the opportunity to measure my mixture settings with a lambda sensor, can I do an approximate control by measuring the emission values (CO)?
It's an XR3i K-Jetronic with about 10:1 comp. ratio, and a 288/280 camshaft. Can we know what CO value shoud I get...?
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If I do not have the opportunity to measure my mixture settings with a lambda sensor, can I do an approximate control by measuring the emission values (CO)?
It's an XR3i K-Jetronic with about 10:1 comp. ratio, and a 288/280 camshaft. Can we know what CO value shoud I get...?
Thanks!
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go to any MOT testing station and get em to set it to 1.7%ish, if you have the time, and they have the patience, try it at 1.3, 1.7 and about 2% and see where it feels strongest then tweak from there, get ign timing set to 12-14deg BTDC and run it on good fuel and it should go pretty well
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Originally Posted by sexr3i
go to any MOT testing station and get em to set it to 1.7%ish, if you have the time, and they have the patience, try it at 1.3, 1.7 and about 2% and see where it feels strongest then tweak from there, get ign timing set to 12-14deg BTDC and run it on good fuel and it should go pretty well ![Grin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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Originally Posted by Schmidi
Originally Posted by sexr3i
go to any MOT testing station and get em to set it to 1.7%ish, if you have the time, and they have the patience, try it at 1.3, 1.7 and about 2% and see where it feels strongest then tweak from there, get ign timing set to 12-14deg BTDC and run it on good fuel and it should go pretty well ![Grin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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Originally Posted by Schmidi
Originally Posted by paconassa
how is driving around town? a lot diferent from std?????
and how much a difference is at higher rpm (4000-6500)...
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Originally Posted by paconassa
Originally Posted by Schmidi
Originally Posted by paconassa
how is driving around town? a lot diferent from std?????
and how much a difference is at higher rpm (4000-6500)...
After installing and setting the adjustable pulley it's getting much enjoyable.
Under 3000 it's normally driveable, no problem even in the city, at the lamps, etc. If you rev it over 3500, there you can feel the difference between the stock and the tuning cam. It's much more powerful, and with the ported head and stock intake it has a fascinating sound
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Originally Posted by paconassa
another question... how is the fuel consumption???
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Yes it's a Schrick cam, with the standard hydraulic lifters and springs.
(You don't need to change the springs with the valve lift of this cam, and if you do not want to rev it above 6000 the hydraulic lifters will do as well.)
(You don't need to change the springs with the valve lift of this cam, and if you do not want to rev it above 6000 the hydraulic lifters will do as well.)
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how much was the cam? price in € or £ would be nice...
they asked me 400€!!!!!!! its 245€ from schrick (excluding vat...)
any update or pics of the mods until now??
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they asked me 400€!!!!!!! its 245€ from schrick (excluding vat...)
any update or pics of the mods until now??
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Originally Posted by paconassa
how much was the cam? price in € or £ would be nice...
they asked me 400€!!!!!!! its 245€ from schrick (excluding vat...)
any update or pics of the mods until now??
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they asked me 400€!!!!!!! its 245€ from schrick (excluding vat...)
any update or pics of the mods until now??
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