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I run Lukas injectors (440cc@3bar, 505cc@4bar). If I have stock FPR (it says 4bar) then I have to calculate my req_fuel from 440cc or 505cc?
As I understand, FPR makes 4bar fuel pressure all the time to injectors. Is this correct? I've never clearly understood the whole FPR thing
With a live- Skype call in the car I got help from Marc on trying some things out.
I have adjusted my req_fuel setting to 4.9 instead of 3.8
What we suspect is that my FPR is not running on 4 bar anymore, so I might need to replace it with a fresh one.
I tried to run the engine constantly on 1000 rpm, 2000 rpm and 3000 rpm when standing still and all gave me Lambda 1.0
For now I will stick with Marc's provided VE table and start driving around town to do some lambda reading
Bram, i have to tell you, dont mind about the idle so much at the moment. Get it to run decently with ignition timing based idle control and deal with it later.
try and build/tune the VE tables up to 130kpa and up to 5000rpm or so for now and then you will see how things are going.
I have to say, the idle VE values are strongly related to the spark and ISV values. So changing one, will mess up the other. it needs time.I have managed to reach my goal after loooooooong efforts.
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