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Cleriq wrote:^Richest was 12.5 and leanest was 13.8.
I have a few theories how it could have happened but nothing concrete as yet.
The most feasible reason I have is the period I had in the cams, I had some ridiculously high timing in vtec. But, my management showed no sign of detonation and my AFR never went leaner than 13.8.
I have gained some knowledge a and spoken to a few people since then. Hopefully, soon I should rebuild something a little less 'stock' and a little more powerful.
Cleriq wrote:^Richest was 12.5 and leanest was 13.8.
I have a few theories how it could have happened but nothing concrete as yet.
The most feasible reason I have is the period I had in the cams, I had some ridiculously high timing in vtec. But, my management showed no sign of detonation and my AFR never went leaner than 13.8.
I have gained some knowledge a and spoken to a few people since then. Hopefully, soon I should rebuild something a little less 'stock' and a little more powerful.
Swifted wrote:high CR related detonation cannot be cured by richening the mixture, or retarding ignition timing. the only way to solve det. is to -> up the octane of the fuel.
and there's no sense going further than 34 degrees BTDC timing with the Pentroof cyl. head, more than that and IT will be directly responsible for the det. lol
red_dragon wrote:reason :
the ECU has a monitor stated and if it not doing it properly![]()
or before he put in the new Killa
look at an aftermarket knock sensor/meter
and with the skunk2 cams they require lotta compression .. no really for stock comp engine
also were those the revised version ? cause some of the early ones were are mess
Cleriq wrote:red_dragon, changed dizzy, wires and plugs. No problems there! Low RPMs AFRs was in the 13's.
I made a costly mistake/experiment (I believe).
My low cam street tune was pretty good, highest timing figures before vtec was 32* I think. The car had massive power in the low cam but as soon as vtec came in it fell flat.
Unfortunately, the Power FC only has one map, that controls the low and high cam. Selecting a vtec point was trial and error. I treated the timing map as if it had one continuous cam profile, so my timing went up after vtec from the 32* up to 55*+.
Swifted is right, above 34* is simply impractical. With the cam switch over, I should have dropped the timing from 32* and gradually increase all over again.
I placed faith in my Power FC that it would indicate when knock would occur even though I couldn't hear it. After 40 days, I gave up and pulled out the cams and put back in the stock ones.
The engine blew with the stock cams and the map where I made 184whp. But I guess the damage was already done, cause the car was losing a lot of oil before that.
Another management would make life much easier, but I'll try again.
There are a lot of odd factors that I have to analyze, like a suspected faulty injector @ #4 cylinder, crack in intake manifold runner to #4 cylinder even down to my engine health before the cam installation.
I welcome any ideas.
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