Title: Fueling change with E85 Post by: Lost on September 02, 2014, 10:55:31 AM I got a fueling question as well.
My idle LTFTs are within 1% as before, but my pt LTFTs are +16% now. They were +5% before. Differnce is I got E85 now and slightly bigger turbos then my OEM k04s and e70 I had before. Is it bigger turbos or diff in % of Ethanol that is reason for this? What would be the best approach tuning this? I was thinking tuning KFKHFM. Mine are currently 1.024 across the board. Does this mean reacher then 1 or leaner? If i increase it by 10% to 1.1264. That would be right? Title: Re: Fueling change with E85 Post by: nyet on September 02, 2014, 01:18:14 PM Split into a new thread... did not belong in original thread.
KRKTE is one place to start if you are switching to E85. Title: Re: Fueling change with E85 Post by: Lost on September 02, 2014, 09:19:45 PM Split into a new thread... did not belong in original thread. KRKTE is one place to start if you are switching to E85. In 2 month it will be e70 again. Maybe it should be best to aim for a value in-between e85 and e 70? How about those values in KFKHFM? If i would increase fuel, would values be .9 or 1+ Title: Re: Fueling change with E85 Post by: nyet on September 02, 2014, 10:21:16 PM How about those values in KFKHFM? I would not do that. That will change load. Title: Re: Fueling change with E85 Post by: Lost on September 02, 2014, 11:52:13 PM I would not do that. That will change load. Changing KRKTE would affect my idle LTFTs which are perfect now, and then I will have to change my TVUB as well? Is this really the best approach? How about FKKVS? Title: Re: Fueling change with E85 Post by: ddillenger on September 03, 2014, 01:01:33 AM Changing KRKTE would affect my idle LTFTs which are perfect now, and then I will have to change my TVUB as well? Is this really the best approach? How about FKKVS? Changing KRKTE will have negligible effects on idle trims. Title: Re: Fueling change with E85 Post by: Lost on September 03, 2014, 06:49:59 AM Changing KRKTE will have negligible effects on idle trims. Ok, thanx boys. Once my engine is run in and wb02 connected I will look into it. |