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Old 18-06-2006, 11:18 AM
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I would expect to see a drop in power by that amount. I would be tempted to get an egt and log that before i try much more.

Scott.

I wonder if this datalogs from FC datalogit will work on logworks ?

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Old 18-12-2006, 10:10 PM
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Default rotary AFRs with water

old thread but trying to bring it back

Currently running two M5 (5gph at 100psi) nozzles and a 150psi shurflo pump. controller starts at 3psi and full at 25psi.

My AFRs are in the low 10s and EGT is max at 675c. Timeing is 20btdc at 1.5 bar.

http://www.putfile.com/sleeper7 short incar video

Two options to get the EGTs up. #1, retard the timing and see if this helps. #2, lean the map out.
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Old 18-12-2006, 10:56 PM
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Option 1 will loose power for sure.
Option 2 is much better but ensure you have a good failsafe system. I believe coolingmist has a failsafe (block jet) you can purchase as an add-on?
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Old 23-06-2007, 09:48 PM
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Hi all,

I get a similar effect which maybe a wide band measurement effect from a cooled exhaust. Here's a picture of the effect in my car.

BR, Mark.

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