Sick build. Good to see other people making power and keeping their AC! haha
I confirmed my tec3r is giving a signal. It has to be a bad ground somewhere. The tec3r only has one ground wire, and it is attached the same place it has always been. Thinking back, the last time I drove the car before I redid everything, it did the same thing, but it started right back up.
Giving a signal in what way? If you have power to the injectors, and a pulsed ground signal to them, then it should be running.
Back into a BMW, this time a track rat....and it won't be BMW powered and no, not a V8 either!
Couldn't help myself, boosted e36 m52 street car in progress also!
Issue resolved. Thank you for those who chimed in with ideas. It was something dumb and proved why you need to check the basics first. Map sensor was reading 11kpa with the vehicle. Broken wire going to the map sensor plug.
I grabbed a quick video of a pull on wastegate spring. Need to add some, 12.9afr. E85 is nice lol
https://youtu.be/SY01KT3_vts
Thanks. I can't comment on creep yet as that is the only pull I've done and only looked at the wideband.
I got my ac charged up this morning. Good news is my ac is cold as can be. Bad news is, my Compressor doesn't engage unless I give it 12v myself. I'm thinking probably a bad relay.
Jesus that pulls well. Grats man.
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Dyno was a flop. Was going lean after 6000rpm. I'm gonna check that both my pumps are running, but it may be time for some larger injectors. Creep was bad. 20psi creeping to 28psi. It doesnt creep on thr street though. Kind if strange. Car made 747whp with a 13afr. I think if I keep the wastegate closed until 28psi it'll make 800 pretty easy, with tons of tqs. I'll overlay the old graphs with today's.
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Here are a couple graphs with overlays, and boost traces. Temp today was 89*. For the 366 runs, it was 97*
Nice !!! Definitely impressive vs the 366
Each has advantages. I wonder how the 366 would have done with the twinscroll.
2nd Steed Speed on the road and also has boost creep issues...hmmm.
Old set up: 520RWHP & 500RWTQ @ 20PSI 1/4 mile as of 7/26/15 12.5 @ 125MPH - 19PSI
New set up: Steedspeed Twinscroll, Wiseco Pistons 8.8:1 CR, K1 Rods, Blueprinted and Balanced, ARP Main Studs, o-ring block, GTR 12mm head studs, GT35R with 86mm HTA billet compressor wheel (GT3586RHTA) TwinScrol 1.06 exhaust housing, Nick G custom tuning, 6 Speed Transmission, UUC Twin Disc Clutch, UUC EVO III, UUC DSSR 109mm, EVO 6 Speed Driveshaft, HFS-6 W/M injection, Zeitronix data logger, 3" SS full exhaust, Rallyroad strut bar, X brace, Race coilovers.
I am on a EFR9180 now, with both internal and external WG. Absolutely no creep. Totally controllable. I can run 10 psi if I want. The 0.92 IWG EFR9180 on twinscroll steedspeed spools great, I like it, but dont have a dyno yet. 1.05 IWG EFR8374 had uncontrollable boost -- you would need the IWG 0.92 version with an external WG as well on the ts steed. I did not have much issue with the old open steed and the 1.05 EWG EFR8374, in comparison.
Last edited by pbonsalb; 12-02-2016 at 11:33 PM.
I think with boost control it will be a better comparison! Looks good though!
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I never was able to properly experience the 8374 on the ts steed due to runaway boost. I drove it for only a few weeks, and could not get into it like I wanted. But on the open steed, it was a great turbo. Probably the fastest spooler in its class of 700 rwhp capable turbos. I would have kept it if it worked on the ts, but would have had to buy the IWG housing and decided instead to just buy an IWG 9180. The 9180, at least with the little 0.92 IWG housing, has great spool. I have no complaints. I don't feel like I am missing much over the 8374 though the 8374 is definitely a quicker spooler -- maybe so quick traction would be a real issue on an E36. I am on snows now, but am lighting up the tires with the 9180 anytime I put my foot down in 1st through 3rd. I need to get the racelogic installed.
Keep in that the 69mm graphs have the wastegate opening at 15psi. So it's showing slower spool and less power than if I had a boost controller set to say 28psi.
I drove the car last night, it didn't seem to creep on the street. Not like that anyway. My afrs were good all the way to redline.
I would be lying if I said I wasn't a little disappointed. Before purchase I was told there could be a little creep, maybe 2-3psi, but this thing creeps worse than my 666 did. That was one of the reasons I switched my setup. I wanted to be able to run pump gas.
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