Running Too rich!!!! anyway to control air/fuel ratio when using greddy blue box???
im running an 18g turbo on my 2000 gsr, and im using the greddy blue box. i am running so rich that i am spitting flames like fast and furious, and i dont want to be like fast and furious. is there any setup i can get or anything i can do to lean it out????? help me please!
what's ur set-up? i wasnt running this rich before i installed my vicotr-x intake mani.
i agree, but i dont have the cash to spend a grand on hondata or aem right now, is there any way to lean it out?
I actually made a post wondering if i can run an afc with the blue box and i was told it was impossible. here is the response i got-
No. Because of 2 reasons:
1. Both items modifiy the MAP signal. For example, if you hookup the AFC after the blue box, the AFC will get a modified MAP signal which won't have any meaning for you because who knows what the blue box is doing to the MAP signal..
2. Perhaps the main reason, the Greddy blue box is wired to the injector lines directly, so they override the ECU injector signals. The AFC would have no control the injectors once the blue box starts driving the injector lines.
No. Because of 2 reasons:
1. Both items modifiy the MAP signal. For example, if you hookup the AFC after the blue box, the AFC will get a modified MAP signal which won't have any meaning for you because who knows what the blue box is doing to the MAP signal..
2. Perhaps the main reason, the Greddy blue box is wired to the injector lines directly, so they override the ECU injector signals. The AFC would have no control the injectors once the blue box starts driving the injector lines.
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Yeah but you can drop your static fuel pressure so less fuel is injected per pulse.
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Yeah but you can drop your static fuel pressure so less fuel is injected per pulse.
are you the kid with the black HB with black GSR wheels and red seats? And fartcan? Cuz i saw that car. It was buzzin loud as hell, and he tried to race me in my Turbo Si. Why was your car bouncin around? Shocks blown?
unfortunetaly this is my car, i have seen that hatch your talking about man that thing is sweet, over 60mph traps!
i use a shogun power tuner with my greddy blue box on my sohc. the shogun doesn't read map. it seems to be working for me.
Sorry to say PCdc2 has parted out the poopmobile. Woody was gonna buy the IC, but HIGH LIMITS GOT THE BEST OF WOODY.
Just doing a little searching and I found this. Do you mean Greddy E-manage? If you do, you guys are funny. You can get the E-manage software off the net for free and if you have a labtop you can tune your vehicle with a WB Air/Fuel gauge. I bought the PLX m-300 a couple days ago for $320 shipped form streetrays.com. It's a plug-and-play unit so install is as simple as screwing it in and running a power wire. I am going to make a setup so I can plug the unit into my cig lighter. Also, I bought a converter for my AutoMeter Air/Fuel that turns it's readings into wideband, it was only $40. As you can tell I don't want the bright *** red PLX monitor in front of my face all the time. Oh, and I was wonder about what air/fuel mixture would be ideal for my H22 turbo. I am running .45 bar and on a stock bottom end with E-manage. I was thinking 13.0, but I have seen alot of H22 people on here running around 12.0. Damn that's pretty rich, but I guess you should rather be safe then sorry.
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Holly ****!!!
tread back from the death!!!
Greddy E-manage is a programmable device.
Greddy blue box isn't programable in any way.
what is your setup to convert the air fuel into a wideband read up.
I'm confused about this one. To me, it look like you need a wide band sensor to get a wide band reading man!
no narrow band O2 sensor is gona read a full wide band signal??
is this just me or am I fucked up in my theorie???
Kranked
tread back from the death!!!
Greddy E-manage is a programmable device.
Greddy blue box isn't programable in any way.
what is your setup to convert the air fuel into a wideband read up.
I'm confused about this one. To me, it look like you need a wide band sensor to get a wide band reading man!
no narrow band O2 sensor is gona read a full wide band signal??
is this just me or am I fucked up in my theorie???
Kranked
Yeah I know, I was doing a search. You are right though, you need the wideband unit to use the converter. I just want the converter because the digital display would get annoying sitting there in front of me all the time, it's friggin bright. Here's the link if it helps:
http://www.streetrays.com/cata...728a8
http://www.streetrays.com/cata...d8531
http://www.streetrays.com/cata...728a8
http://www.streetrays.com/cata...d8531
mine use to be like that, get a FPR and turn the fuel down a bit, it will run so much better, i was at 52 PSi idel with my blue box, i run like 36 PSi and 42-45 ish WOT and it runs nice, a bit rich but better then mad denation, and thats for a D Series Turbo, Lean out the fuel so the blue box won't mix so much, my blue box is leaving soon i can't wait
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