Drivetrain Dyno Run After MTH Installed
Originally Posted by Dr Obnxs
Also, MTH has tuned the Cosworth maps for M7. It would be interesting to see that A/F data.
PS: Anyone near South Florida have the cables necessary to install the MTH software?? I'd gladly work something out to borrow them :-D.
Check out great article by Steve Dinan on dinancars.com: Dynamometer Testing.
Rich A/F conditions can be caused by insufficient air flow during dyno testing resulting in the ECU retarding timing and richening the fuel mixture to prevent detonation and overheating.
By using two large fans (don't know cfm) and ice on the IC my HP and Torque #s improved significiantly during recent dyno run.
Rich A/F conditions can be caused by insufficient air flow during dyno testing resulting in the ECU retarding timing and richening the fuel mixture to prevent detonation and overheating.
By using two large fans (don't know cfm) and ice on the IC my HP and Torque #s improved significiantly during recent dyno run.
Even if you aren't hitting the timing retardation
Ice on the IC will improve your numbers... Denser charge, more squirt, more power! That is, until you run out of injector, then it's back to lean, knock and retardation.....
Matt
Matt
Originally Posted by Larry Clemens
Check out great article by Steve Dinan on dinancars.com: Dynamometer Testing.
Rich A/F conditions can be caused by insufficient air flow during dyno testing resulting in the ECU retarding timing and richening the fuel mixture to prevent detonation and overheating.
By using two large fans (don't know cfm) and ice on the IC my HP and Torque #s improved significiantly during recent dyno run.
Rich A/F conditions can be caused by insufficient air flow during dyno testing resulting in the ECU retarding timing and richening the fuel mixture to prevent detonation and overheating.
By using two large fans (don't know cfm) and ice on the IC my HP and Torque #s improved significiantly during recent dyno run.
Stock are 340 cc
and the JCW are 380 cc (I think that's per minute?) The ones on my Mustang are rated in LBS/Hr! So the JCW flow a bit more than 10%. M7 does some 400s, and I've seen reference to 440s as well (for those that really need to drink some fuel).
BTW, oil closed over $60 a barrel today....
Matt
BTW, oil closed over $60 a barrel today....
Matt
Originally Posted by Larry Clemens
My OEM injectors pooped out at about 6800 rpm but still kept the A/F mixture in a safe range until MTH rev limit of 7200. Will JCW injectors do a better job at high revs?
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