Intake Air Butteflies??
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Intake Air Butteflies??
I have a fairly stock h22a4 with P72 just bolt ons I/H/E and they guy i bought the car from tuned it (i believe himself) and to say the least it is crap. So i ordered a basemap from phearabe hoping that maybe the car would run better, get better than 17mpg, and stop backfiring everytime i downshift. Well i recieved the basemap and put it in. Well i started the car. First off the car started and died within 5 seconds. I tried it again and it started and idled just fine. I tested the 2 step normally if i launch at 3k it will roast the tires. With this chip i launched at 3k and the car bogged and almost died. Also 0-60 times whent from around 7sec. to 10 sec. I emailed them and they said "We can try sending you another h22 basemap we have, however the basemap is not designed to use intake air butteflies so you will have to keep them open all of the time" I am utterly lost as to why this would be and are they talking about thethrottlebody butterfly? May be a noob question but i have no clue what they mean.
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
hey man, whats up? I feel your pain..lol, I have a p06 that I converted to a p72, and I have a basemap that you can have... It is a great starting point map, with IAB's (butterfly valves) enabled... it is a strong map.., in fact I have a youtube video of a 0-100 mph pull that I made the day I put this map in use.., the video says chipped p28, but its a p72
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrFSRdVcYyU
the IAB (intake air bypass) or butterfly valves is sort of like a "vtec" for the air intake.. inside the intake manifold there are 4 butterfly valves that look like mini throttle body valves.. the way they work is like vtec...., when your driving, they stay closed until you reach a certain rpm.. then they open and increase your air intake by about double.. with IAB's you have a quicker launch..., if you have a turbo, then yea, leave them open all the time, but until then, or until I get a euro manifold, I'll keep using them
I have an ostrich 2.0 emulator, and a hulog datalogger, that I use with crome pro... I love it.. I have fine tuned that same map over a 6 month period for my ride and it keeps getting better
its not a radical map of any sort.. it was made originlly by xenocron.com as a starting point map for basically stock H22 internals
its yours if you want it... send me an email with your email address and I'll send it to you
dohc22h@gmail.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrFSRdVcYyU
the IAB (intake air bypass) or butterfly valves is sort of like a "vtec" for the air intake.. inside the intake manifold there are 4 butterfly valves that look like mini throttle body valves.. the way they work is like vtec...., when your driving, they stay closed until you reach a certain rpm.. then they open and increase your air intake by about double.. with IAB's you have a quicker launch..., if you have a turbo, then yea, leave them open all the time, but until then, or until I get a euro manifold, I'll keep using them
I have an ostrich 2.0 emulator, and a hulog datalogger, that I use with crome pro... I love it.. I have fine tuned that same map over a 6 month period for my ride and it keeps getting better
its not a radical map of any sort.. it was made originlly by xenocron.com as a starting point map for basically stock H22 internals
its yours if you want it... send me an email with your email address and I'll send it to you
dohc22h@gmail.com
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Anything that will get my car running without paying a couple hundred $$ for now would be great! Emailed. to honda-tech help/members!
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
Having the IAB enabled or disabled wont really cause a driveability problem. Actually its hardly noticable. I suspect your problem lies elsewhere.
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
Well with the phearable chip its wasn't a driveablility problem. It was a race ability problem. It felt like my car was put into handicap mode, dragging a 400 lb rock behind me.
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
once you unplug the vacumm line the AIB's will stay open all the time , the way the work is they are close up to 5000 rpms after that they open up, so if they are close all the time you'll have performance problems on top end
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Or you can just take the butterfly's out altogether. Just pull the plate out and either get shorter bolts or put some washers in as spacers on the top if needed.
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
wtf?a p72 can control the iabs anyway. just have to be tunes for the correct opening rpm. get a good tuner. not an ebay tuner
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
no,they are open so that the longer runner is used,then the longer runner is closed off by vacuum and is goes through only the shorter high rpm runners.
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
1.) jprelude92 - I tried that, plugged both of them and only made it worse, would suddenly lose power, then came back and lost, back and forth.
2)Apex1972 - I dont know what you are talking about and for you to suspect i go with egay on some of the most vital parts of a vehicle is offending. Know your facts before you accuse. It is tuned with crome pro which last time i checked is not an ebay program... on to the problem tho the guy that tuned it was a noob, so its getting horrible gas mileage. Thats why i ordered a basemap just for a temporary fix until i have the money to go with a hondata s300 system.
2)Apex1972 - I dont know what you are talking about and for you to suspect i go with egay on some of the most vital parts of a vehicle is offending. Know your facts before you accuse. It is tuned with crome pro which last time i checked is not an ebay program... on to the problem tho the guy that tuned it was a noob, so its getting horrible gas mileage. Thats why i ordered a basemap just for a temporary fix until i have the money to go with a hondata s300 system.
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
china is low quality,i get good parts off there.I have a h22 doing a similar problem,got low compression in 2 cylinders from a overrev im sure 210-205-100-90,check it out
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What you guys are failing to realize is that a basemap is really only designed to get you to your tuner, from all of this fiddling around trying to track down other problems you could pay a tuner a couple hundred bucks, get 30MPG and more power, and you would be running with a ton less work.
John Vega, who runs Phearable.net is local to me and he has a good reputation locally and around the web for what he does. But he can't work magic. He can't guess how much fuel your setup wants and what kind of timing at random RPMs. Your engine could be unhealthy, you could have a quirky setup, it could be a million things.
John Vega, who runs Phearable.net is local to me and he has a good reputation locally and around the web for what he does. But he can't work magic. He can't guess how much fuel your setup wants and what kind of timing at random RPMs. Your engine could be unhealthy, you could have a quirky setup, it could be a million things.
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Re: Intake Air Butteflies??
what about the jumper in the ecu.... if you don't have a jumper you are running the stock p72 integra map... I have done this by accident causing the same symptoms....
except when my jumper was removed, I was running a civic p06 map which was made for a single cam, non vtec 1.5 liter.... its kind of like giving me a teaspoon of water instead of 3 meals, per day.....
except when my jumper was removed, I was running a civic p06 map which was made for a single cam, non vtec 1.5 liter.... its kind of like giving me a teaspoon of water instead of 3 meals, per day.....
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Mind u this was on a bone stock H23A1.
I guess it would depend on what you're using the car for......Personally, I can't see any reason to do it....
Although removing them on my BTP IM seemed to do the trick! Between the JUN cams and manifold I saw a 17whp gain at 4000-4500rpm.
I guess it would depend on what you're using the car for......Personally, I can't see any reason to do it....
Although removing them on my BTP IM seemed to do the trick! Between the JUN cams and manifold I saw a 17whp gain at 4000-4500rpm.
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I know that phearable is legit and not by any means am i talking down johns work. Im just lost as to why this is happening and just want to be done with it. im about 2 weeks away (next paycheck) from just going with Hondata S300 system getting it tuned and calling it good. Unless i can manage to get it going before then.
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Recieved the second chip from phearable and worked better than the first but still isnt going to cut it. Plugged the vac lines above /\ /\ and helped but know still feels like im towing a 200 lb rock ha. I think i am going to have to break down and just go with hondata tuned. Sick of this nonsense. I am still at a complete loss as to what the h*** is going on! Im just going to have to put up with 17mpg for another month till i have the money for a tune and S300