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limey
04-22-2009, 02:51 PM
I took this car to the dyno yesterday and am having issues with it dropping power @ 6000 RPM, in both NA & on 5 lbs boost.

Any ideas what would cause the car to drop and then re-gain power at these levels? I have plenty of fuel & the car doesn't have knock sensors, as per factory.

Just looking for some other opinions on where to look, what is the key i think it it does it both NA & Boosted.

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jonszr1
04-22-2009, 04:05 PM
you might want to look at your fuel filter .what size injectors do you have in the car ?.do you have a boost activated fuel pump?

jonszr1
04-22-2009, 04:06 PM
12.4 is a little lean for a boosted aplication . reburn the prom and shoot for 11.8

Zr1 Destroyer
04-22-2009, 04:58 PM
I assume this is fuel injected? There's nothing mounted on the engine to detect any high-frequency vibration??

limey
04-22-2009, 06:04 PM
12.4 is a little lean for a boosted aplication . reburn the prom and shoot for 11.8

Under boost im @ A/F of 11.3 As per the bottom graph, the top is NA.

Ry, the car is Fuel Injected, the O2 sensors were unplugged though as i was using a FAST wide band meter to read A/F, would that cause the ECU to miss read fuel adjustments and such and cause this problem?

Jagdpanzer
04-22-2009, 06:17 PM
Turbo or engine driven supercharger?

Jeffvette
04-22-2009, 07:47 PM
Under boost im @ A/F of 11.3 As per the bottom graph, the top is NA.

Ry, the car is Fuel Injected, the O2 sensors were unplugged though as i was using a FAST wide band meter to read A/F, would that cause the ECU to miss read fuel adjustments and such and cause this problem?


Which O2's unplugged, pre cat or post cat? In boosted application you need to look at fuel. Also look for evidence of belt slipping since you are using a SC.

limey
04-22-2009, 08:48 PM
Which O2's unplugged, pre cat or post cat? In boosted application you need to look at fuel. Also look for evidence of belt slipping since you are using a SC.

Twin eaton M90's putting out 5 psi. Belt driven, i have no cats, used to have 4 O2 sensors, two removed and installed 02 sims and the remainder set was unplugged to allow installation of the FAST Wide band. The two old 02 sensor connectors that have 02 sims now were the pre cat ones, no belt slippage at all, you can see on the graph that there are no boost spikes, a very flat boost line.

jonszr1
04-22-2009, 09:43 PM
just throwing this out could be a valve spring harmonic issue

rkreigh
04-22-2009, 09:59 PM
just throwing this out could be a valve spring harmonic issue


bingo many times the valve springs are weak and you are floating the valves the boost pressure requires a bit stiffer spring

check seat and open pressure probably need fresh ones!

also could be the "spark blowing out" might have too much plug gap

or detonation. could be lots of things, need some data limey!!:mrgreen::happy1:

Zr1 Destroyer
04-23-2009, 12:02 AM
Under boost im @ A/F of 11.3 As per the bottom graph, the top is NA.

Ry, the car is Fuel Injected, the O2 sensors were unplugged though as i was using a FAST wide band meter to read A/F, would that cause the ECU to miss read fuel adjustments and such and cause this problem?I would think so since the fuel map feeds directly from the wide band o2's.

Is the car set up with a one or a two bar map from the factory and did you switch up to a three bar?


In my Syclone the factory shipped them with a two bar set up wich read fuel mapping up to 14.7psi, but after that boost level the ecm would go static and dump fuel and pull timing.....almost like a false knock situation.

With my PLX wide band now in my truck I had to ad a three bar map to read and let the ecm ad or subtract timing/fuel past the original 14.7psi two bar factory speed density set up.


Are you on speed density or running a maf?