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I'm looking into modifiying the event that invokes AE. I'm able to manipulate the talbles for more or less, and the duration for AE, but not when it happens.Thanks
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You can lower these quite a bit to get rid of that lean spike, but never eliminate it. I had to set mine to 1.56% delta tps & 7 delta lv8 to satisfy my tweaky 'lil v6. You also want to change the accel enrich %BPW vs async pulse table to give the peak of the 'pump shot' at the 1st pulse. Look at your datalogs and see when the lean spike happens and when the pump shot happens and try to get the 2 as close together as possible, or atleast until it feels like the motor's not choking. Tweak the tables so you get less AE at lower deltas and more up higher and economy won't suffer.
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3.4 block converted to roller valvetrain with 220/225 cam on 115 lsa, early '769' heads with 3500 valves, LS6 springs & mild porting, worked over heddman headers, 3500 plenum with ported 3400 lower & 'short star' 65mm throttle. 210hp at 5800ft (that's 270hp at sealevel )
You also want to change the accel enrich %BPW vs async pulse table to give the peak of the 'pump shot' at the 1st pulse.
I have never messed with this because I wasn't sure what it does.
I'll have to play with it some and see what happens. I see the lean spike you speak of, just wasn't sure what else to do to make it go away.
AE asynce pulses vs. cool temp AE % BPW factor vs. asynce pulse
I was able to get results with these but as I said it wasn't occurring fast enough. I will start with these suggestions shortly. It looks like i'm gonna be a daddy today. We are at the hospital now, and she is having contractions. (planned induction).
I'm not seeing those tables. I see AE factor vs. change in LV8??
From what I have been reading, it does seem that eliminating the lean spike is not going to happen. Is it possible to eliminate the spark knock? My afr is spiking to high 15's during increased RPM's. I was thinking about running 100 octane as it is available in my area. I have done work in the SA tables, but don't want the car to be too doggy. It's a work in progress.
LC032E is the accel enrich %BPW vs async pulse table, I think you may have messed with it already (AE % BPW factor vs. asynce pulse). Again, you'll never get rid of that initial lean spike, but you can make it unnoticeable. If you're getting knock on tip-in perhaps you have a bit too much spark. Are you using any additional pe spark? If your main table's right on the edge you might take a little spark out of the pe table at low rpm.
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3.4 block converted to roller valvetrain with 220/225 cam on 115 lsa, early '769' heads with 3500 valves, LS6 springs & mild porting, worked over heddman headers, 3500 plenum with ported 3400 lower & 'short star' 65mm throttle. 210hp at 5800ft (that's 270hp at sealevel )
I have removed PE spark advance. I have removed SA in the table from the higher load cells as I thought this might be spot. Now that I think about it, does it make sense to remove SA from low RPM tables regardless of load? Also, can I get away with more SA with higher octane fuel. I know the more timing I remove the doggier the car is.
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