d16 turbo QUESTION
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I have a d16 turbo when i drive it it bogs in 2nd gear at like 2.5 -3k rpm it right before it starts to spool after that then it starts it like it wants to shut off so i loose power there it like it hesitates. I was wondering what could it be i am on 390cc at 6-7psi vafc hack
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nihad »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have a d16 turbo when i drive it it bogs in 2nd gear at like 2.5 -3k rpm it right before it starts to spool after that then it starts it like it wants to shut off so i loose power there it like it hesitates. I was wondering what could it be i am on 390cc at 6-7psi vafc hack </TD></TR></TABLE>
Thats the problem right there.
Thats the problem right there.
i had the hack for a few months, ran ok, but not great
u need a MSD 6 BTM for now until you get some real engine management on that thing
i say convert to BRE, Turboedit or CROME, ASAP!!!! (depending if OBD1 or OBDO)
u need a MSD 6 BTM for now until you get some real engine management on that thing
i say convert to BRE, Turboedit or CROME, ASAP!!!! (depending if OBD1 or OBDO)
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Thats the problem right there.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Sure is. Get correctly tuned, you'll be happy you did.
Thats the problem right there.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Sure is. Get correctly tuned, you'll be happy you did.
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that is what my plan is to convert to obd1 from obd0 it a 89 civic si and i have the p28 hondata prepared
ecu its got the port for usb and the chip. So all i need is a wiring conversion and the dizzy. How would i connect the 3bar map sensor from gm. Does the wires go to the ecu or to the existing 3 wires . and the same about the o2 4 wire
Modified by nihad at 10:56 PM 9/12/2007
ecu its got the port for usb and the chip. So all i need is a wiring conversion and the dizzy. How would i connect the 3bar map sensor from gm. Does the wires go to the ecu or to the existing 3 wires . and the same about the o2 4 wire
Modified by nihad at 10:56 PM 9/12/2007
Agreed, you can do alot with CROME free.
As for the 3bar... why do you need a 3bar for such little boost?
anyways, it hooks up to the same wires as your OEM MAP, you just need to hook the right wires to the right spots... a search will give you the answer you need!
Seriously,
look into CROME: http://www.tunewithcrome.com
then look into pgmfi.org (link in sig).
more specifically the wiki: http://web.archive.org/web/200...bHome
the real wiki is still down, but the web archive isn't down
As for the 3bar... why do you need a 3bar for such little boost?
anyways, it hooks up to the same wires as your OEM MAP, you just need to hook the right wires to the right spots... a search will give you the answer you need!
Seriously,
look into CROME: http://www.tunewithcrome.com
then look into pgmfi.org (link in sig).
more specifically the wiki: http://web.archive.org/web/200...bHome
the real wiki is still down, but the web archive isn't down
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ha the pgfmi wiki is down most of the time
but what do u think i should use then if not a 3bar gm.
I look in to the crome ems more i dont want to spend money on buy the stuff for tunning
i just wanna pay some one and have them do it plus i dont have axes to a laptop.
but what do u think i should use then if not a 3bar gm.
I look in to the crome ems more i dont want to spend money on buy the stuff for tunning
i just wanna pay some one and have them do it plus i dont have axes to a laptop.
1) Get your ecu chipped with crome that has a basemap for your set-up
2) call a local tuner
3) get it tuned
No need for your own laptop or wideband. The tuner should have everything that he needs to tune your car with. Unless its some backyard tuner shop haha.
Your stock map sensor will be fine as long as you don't go over 10~11psi.
2) call a local tuner
3) get it tuned
No need for your own laptop or wideband. The tuner should have everything that he needs to tune your car with. Unless its some backyard tuner shop haha.
Your stock map sensor will be fine as long as you don't go over 10~11psi.
honestly: a Batronix 3.3 is cheap... dirt cheap.
chipped ECU? ****, I sell converted P06's for $100 w/trade-in of usable ECU.
as for the MAP, it more economical to use one of the motorola 2.5Bar MAP sensors... it will be more than sufficent for mild to medium builds; depending on the size of the turbo/PSI it is putting out.
If you are staying under ~11psi, I would stick with the stock MAP, just so if you get a solid CEL (out sensor causing a limp mode) then your engine would still run
When I go to running a new MAP sensor, I will be leaving a stock MAP installed, but not plugged in so I can switch if the need arises..... just like running the injectors and limp mode: 2 wing nuts, 4 injectors with orings installed, and a stock dummy plug on the harness are all I need to mess with th get driving if in limp mode on bigger injectors... I figured it would take 20 min max to swap out injectors to be able to get home in limp mode.
chipped ECU? ****, I sell converted P06's for $100 w/trade-in of usable ECU.
as for the MAP, it more economical to use one of the motorola 2.5Bar MAP sensors... it will be more than sufficent for mild to medium builds; depending on the size of the turbo/PSI it is putting out.
If you are staying under ~11psi, I would stick with the stock MAP, just so if you get a solid CEL (out sensor causing a limp mode) then your engine would still run

When I go to running a new MAP sensor, I will be leaving a stock MAP installed, but not plugged in so I can switch if the need arises..... just like running the injectors and limp mode: 2 wing nuts, 4 injectors with orings installed, and a stock dummy plug on the harness are all I need to mess with th get driving if in limp mode on bigger injectors... I figured it would take 20 min max to swap out injectors to be able to get home in limp mode.
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