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Sorry for the delay.



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Posts: 4186 | Location: Pompano Beach, FL - USA | Registered: August 28, 2003Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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What is the exact mph you saw in the test ski at 295hp?
Thanks
Just want to know what is the 80+
 
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I can only say that it was over 80.


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Riva,

I realize that all dyno's are different, etc...

But don't those A/F ratios seem a bit high for a forced induction motor? They were very good for the Stage II packages...

Is this a different dyno or the same equipment used to gather the Stage II data? (as that might account for the variance)


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Posts: 241 | Location: Lake Butler, Fl. | Registered: May 30, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Why the mixture is so lean ? What's gonna happen on cold places ? Thanks.
 
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Anyone to respond ?
 
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Sorry for the confusion on the A/F numbers. The Dyno run I posted was logged prior to final on-water calibration. To clarify our A/F ratio data I posted a graph generated by our onboard data acquisition system used during water testing and calibration.



Note that as engine RPM increases A/F ratio improves. This is because our ECU's fuel mapping is boost sensitive and will deliver more fuel as manifold pressure increases. Our mapping will cover a broad range of modifications due to its robust fuel and timing maps. Stage II through Stage III-plus will be adequately fueled without the need for additional fuel system enhancements.

Again, sorry for any confusion created on our part.


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Isn't 12.95:1 still too lean between 4000-7000rpm ? That graph is the perfect recipe to explode an engine.
 
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No, 12.9 is just fine at those RPM's. Boost isn't as high and those are cruising RPM's.

Ever measure the AFR on a stock ECU? I have!
How about 13.7 to 14.0 between 3500 and 7000 RPMs.
 
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Riva Crew, how about a 0-60mph time and a 0-top speed time?

Thanks


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That info will be available in the upcoming issue of PWI. Don't want to scoop them on their exclusive test!!! Big Grin


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Did you guys fix the dangerous A/F ratio ?
 
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What if we put a 13lb supercharger on with your ECU and 50lb injectors?
 
Posts: 31 | Location: ROME | Registered: October 02, 2003Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Originally posted by rafael:
Did you guys fix the dangerous A/F ratio ?

Nothing to fix. Please see my post above with the A/F vs RPM data (7 posts up).


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Originally posted by rxpstan:
What if we put a 13lb supercharger on with your ECU and 50lb injectors?

Not sure. We've never tested with one. I don't want to speculate and end up misleading someone.


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Did you guys fix the dangerous A/F ratio ?
 
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I believe I just replied to your other post.


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OK that looks much better...


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