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BTW... Here is the menu where you select where you want your wideband input to come from. It's under closed loop parameters. Unfortunately, it looks like ELD is the the only wire it allows us to select. I'm not sure where ELD is located but you guys get the picture of what we are trying to achieve here.
So we are boosting at the same level right now. Let's race!
The IAT is like 86 f on boost, which is awesome.
As soon as vit gives me the go ahead I'll start incrementing the boost up.
Talking to Utah I think we'll aim for the 10~12 range, whichever is reasonable/reliable/fun.
I am a set it and forget it guy, so I won't be making changes after it's done. unless the motor needs to be built, or the head gets redone with the port or whatever by Axion that is...
I bet it would be a lot of fun to have a side by side on a closed course though.
Also, AF is at like 10.x under boost, as soon as that gets leaned out, and then I'm sure he'll start tinkering with ignition. I believe right now we are tweaking the cam advance, which is much less intricate compared to the one that dime feng offered up. Mine the advance is only modified under boost.
Seems like turbos/SC setup require a different difficulty of tuning than N/A. This is just from an outside point of view however, neither is simpler, just different ways of tuning is all I'm suggesting.
Last edited by optimusaccord; Sep 19, 2014 at 06:05 PM.
As soon as vit gives me the go ahead I'll start incrementing the boost up.
Talking to Utah I think we'll aim for the 10~12 range, whichever is reasonable/reliable/fun.
I am a set it and forget it guy, so I won't be making changes after it's done. unless the motor needs to be built, or the head gets redone with the port or whatever by Axion that is...
I bet it would be a lot of fun to have a side by side on a closed course though.
Also, AF is at like 10.x under boost, as soon as that gets leaned out, and then I'm sure he'll start tinkering with ignition. I believe right now we are tweaking the cam advance, which is much less intricate compared to the one that dime feng offered up. Mine the advance is only modified under boost.
Seems like turbos/SC setup require a different difficulty of tuning than N/A. This is just from an outside point of view however, neither is simpler, just different ways of tuning is all I'm suggesting.
It would be a ton of fun... Completely different animals yet the same. I have SC which should get you on an AutoX course cause Im linear boost and excel at low speeds but you got LSD which is like crucial for high torque and launching. It would be awesome!!!
Yeah, like Utah says, as soon as you put your foot in the throttle, it just spools, and you're off. The EFR, I didn't realize at the time what I was really picking up.
I like gingerly taking off in first, then going to second and kind of putting effort into the accelerator, the tires KIND of squeak and then you're just thrown forward.
For comparison yes, but I really like my AEM wideband failsafe so if my fuel pump cant keep up it will cut the boost back to my low boost 9 PSI spring pressure
I will be using my secondary o2 sensor when emission inspection comes along in April
I like gingerly taking off in first, then going to second and kind of putting effort into the accelerator, the tires KIND of squeak and then you're just thrown forward.
If you're lowered, do 18x9 with a conservative offset (+45 or something) and you might be able to fit 255s up front. Rears have more play, but with a non-staggered setup your wheels would likely sunken battleship. If you care about "correcting" that appearance, I'd get a staggered setup of lower offset in the rear.
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If you're not lowered, I don't see any problems with 255s other than the possibility of poke, depending on what wheels you get.
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Check benben's thread. He has 245/40/19 up front on 19x8.5 +45 F14s, with a 3mm spacer. Scratch what I first said about the fronts... I don't think you can get 255s up there on 9s unless you roll your front fenders. He also has rear 275s , but with fender work. https://acurazine.com/forums/photogr...thread-844985/
Maybe you can get 255s up front on a 35 profile tire.
Last edited by xtcnrice; Sep 22, 2014 at 12:51 PM.
I have 255/40/18 tires on 9.5 wide with 40 offset all around, it was fine at stock height but I'm really low now and it took a little rolling and pulling, if you got 45 off set it would be great at stock or a mild drop, we need the meaty tires for sure
I am on Tein basic coil overs. Lowered 1" in front and like 1.2" in the back. It's mild, and have control arms out back.
I want tire/wheel combo that can be rotated. So if I need to get mild adapters for the back or whatever, it should be o.k. If I don't have to roll I won't. If I have to, then I guess I will.
I am open to suggestions. I'm not going to move on it immediately, I just had to replace my furnace in my house, so all other purchases will be on "hold" til next year.
Unless some vendor wants to help me via sponsorship. Wheels/brakes are next up. for sure.
lol optimus, I hope someone sponsors you. You've been asking for it every other post
255 square setup, you'll need a roll in the front for sure, and possibly even in the rear. How much camber you got in the rear with your new arms? I don't think you'll need a pull in the rear; if anything just the fronts. With a setup like 18x8.5 +45, you might not need a pull (not sure), but 8.5" might not be wide enough for your 255s. I suggest at least 9s.
Rule of thumb is, get what you want first, then work on the fender after (within reasonable expectations of course). As UTAH pointed out, 255s are doable if you're willing to put in work.
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Sorry guys, I know this stuff has nothing to do with boost. Just tryna help out
Last edited by xtcnrice; Sep 22, 2014 at 02:33 PM.
Hey, was just wondering where you went to purchase your new belt for your supercharger?
Originally Posted by ssjoeboe9
Yeah, I just received my aftercooler setup, and 2.2" pulley. I just need to purchase a new belt and 1 step colder spark plugs. Anddd I guess I should check my duty cycle again to make sure I am not maxed out, or I'll have to get a new fuel pump too.
Utah, you are right about CTE providing a starting point, they suggest getting it tuned, but I've driven over 1000 miles now and it still feels pretty great!
It was really hard to turn down our AutoX event at work... I knew I couldnt push it since it wasn't tuned fully yet.
I'm actually looking into that today... The civic forums have good info, and I know what size I need just gotta figure out the right part number that will fit.
Soooo I just took measurements again, and I originally thought I had the 3.2" pulley (I measured the OD of the pulley, but just now realize I should be measuring OD from pulley ribs) and it looks like I have the Merc 2.95" pulley which adds about 4-5psi from the stock CTE pulley. So basically boosting around 11-12psi not including the aftercooler.
I've been reading and it looks like my stock belt will fit with this smaller pulley. The fact that the Merc aftercooler adapter that sits in between the blower and manifold pushes the belts farther out is offset by the smaller pulley size. I guess I will find out real soon.
uhmmm I ordered the only aftercooler that was available for the CTE kit from MERC Racing.
To be honest... I had no idea a smaller pulley was coming with the kit. I thought I was going to have to buy that separately. But it's here now so Im trying to figure out what the next steps are.
I ask, because the Tein basics are fine for regular cruising around, but... we'll say higher demand situations call for struts that provide better dampening.
I ask, because the Tein basics are fine for regular cruising around, but... we'll say higher demand situations call for struts that provide better dampening.
What do others use?
Probably should start a suspension thread.
I have heard good things about BC racing and Megan coils.
There is also this chassis bracing kit, but I don't know how effective it really is. https://www.heeltoeauto.com/tech-art...ra-tsx-tl.html
Probably should start a suspension thread.
I have heard good things about BC racing and Megan coils.
There is also this chassis bracing kit, but I don't know how effective it really is. https://www.heeltoeauto.com/tech-art...ra-tsx-tl.html
yeah, I actually demoed the chassis braces for the CU2.
I still have them on my car, been on for like... 4 or 4.5 years??
Ugh, time flies by.
I think the tein basics just don't have enough dampening. When you get at speed, many roads are far more unsmooth than you would believe.