Dyno tuning procedure
I will be taking my car (94 GSR) to a dyno on Saturday, which doesn't really have too much experience w/ imports... So I was wondering what procedure I should use for tuning. I have CTR intake cam, DC 4-1 header, CAI, AEM cam gears, and a Field VTEC controller. Should I find optimum vtec crossover point first, then cam timing, then make fuel adjustments??? What are some good starting points? Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Dave A>
Thanks,
Dave A>
i think cam timing first. also adjust ignition timing once you move the intake cam gear. then maybe your VTEC x-over point and then fuel tuning.......
http://www.hondata.com/tech.html
check out:
* Tuning guide
* Using a dyno
* Tuning cam timing
The following is recommended before starting to tune an engine:
* Set the cam timing. (i think they mean to Ø)
* Set the ignition timing.(to stock)
* Check the fuel pressure under load.
Tuning the engine
The normal approach is to:
* Tune the mixture.
* Tune the ignition timing.
* Tune the cam timing.
This process may be repeated if a large change is made tuning one area.
check out:
* Tuning guide
* Using a dyno
* Tuning cam timing
The following is recommended before starting to tune an engine:
* Set the cam timing. (i think they mean to Ø)
* Set the ignition timing.(to stock)
* Check the fuel pressure under load.
Tuning the engine
The normal approach is to:
* Tune the mixture.
* Tune the ignition timing.
* Tune the cam timing.
This process may be repeated if a large change is made tuning one area.
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