New MazdaManiac BASE Calibrations
04-02-2010, 12:09 PM
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hi Jeff:
i know you have been busy, but thank you for getting my tune as well. i am up to v 4-0-1 now. do you tell us when we are done or do we keep submitting data logs until we hear from you?
sincerely,
i know you have been busy, but thank you for getting my tune as well. i am up to v 4-0-1 now. do you tell us when we are done or do we keep submitting data logs until we hear from you?
sincerely,
04-02-2010, 12:48 PM
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Generally, I'll say "you're done" when your WOT AFRs are steady in the high 12's, low 13's for NA, low 11's for FI and your fuel trims are +/-6 or less (I prefer +/-3 or less) and you have no drivability complaints.
Actual target AFR is, of course, dependent on your mods (CAT-delete, ignition, etc.).
If you feel you are done, feel free to make a note in your submissions that you think you are at target and I'll let you know if I concur.
Actual target AFR is, of course, dependent on your mods (CAT-delete, ignition, etc.).
If you feel you are done, feel free to make a note in your submissions that you think you are at target and I'll let you know if I concur.
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04-02-2010, 01:19 PM
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^ Jeff, I re-submitted my 11 deadly questions.
"If your RX-8 has a modified or non-standard MAF housing or if you have modified or non-standard fuel injectors, you MUST submit for a modified base calibration for your particular application before proceeding."
I am FI and i have non standard fuel injectors so i sent the 11 deadly questions based so you can create the appropriate starting point your instructions say this is a must before proceeding....is that not correct.
"If your RX-8 has a modified or non-standard MAF housing or if you have modified or non-standard fuel injectors, you MUST submit for a modified base calibration for your particular application before proceeding."
I am FI and i have non standard fuel injectors so i sent the 11 deadly questions based so you can create the appropriate starting point your instructions say this is a must before proceeding....is that not correct.
04-02-2010, 04:40 PM
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Just received new file, thanks. Should be giving it a go soon, just need to see if im a coil down again :S barely 200 out of a tank and slight trouble starting. Is there a way the AP can detect a coil failure ?
04-03-2010, 10:39 AM
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So I am installing my AP today and it says that my car is a 2005 model -- it's actually a 2006.
Yes I know I've read this:
However does this apply to the model year as well? Should I be installing the "05" or "06-08" file?
Yes I know I've read this:
Originally Posted by MazdaManiac
Use the proper calibration based on what the AccessPORT tells you - NOT what you believe your model to be.
04-03-2010, 08:11 PM
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jeff just got my AP today! im really digging the new obd2 cable! and the attatchment to the cobb.. much better than the two piece. I have one question..
1. I have a small crack in my manifold but goes away once car warms up.. could i still log and get a tune from you??? my idle AFR once warmed up is 14.7-15.1
1. I have a small crack in my manifold but goes away once car warms up.. could i still log and get a tune from you??? my idle AFR once warmed up is 14.7-15.1
04-04-2010, 11:42 AM
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Hey Jeff, don't mean to be impatient, but just checking to see if i missed anything in my first submission or you are just still backed up on tunes. I got my "received" email for my first set of logs March 10, if everything is ok with my submission and you are still just backed up on tunes, sorry for my impatience. Thanks
-Jeff
-Jeff
04-04-2010, 12:02 PM
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I can hear it! but it goes away once the car fully warms up. Idk how it happens maybe the greddy stuff is just crap.. I have a new manifold but i havent had time to swap it out..
04-04-2010, 03:06 PM
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Behind me, respect the line please :p
Anyway Jeff, any news on the italian guy's situation? (Malaspina) It's been some months and he keeps bothering me constantly. I don't want to know a date, just let me know if he's in queue please.
Anyway Jeff, any news on the italian guy's situation? (Malaspina) It's been some months and he keeps bothering me constantly. I don't want to know a date, just let me know if he's in queue please.
04-04-2010, 05:15 PM
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I just sent my injectors out to be modified and hope to have them back and installed in a week 290/380/650. Should I send in the 11 deadly questions now to get a new base calibration or should I wait till i get the injectors installed and use the base NA? I have a track day at the end of the month, I dont want to cut things close with tunning. Thanks
04-04-2010, 05:55 PM
#2598
The installation of the injectors and a new, adjusted base calibration must coincide. You cannot run the car with one and not the other.
He was already sent his stuff. His calibrations are, as always, in the usual spot.
He was already sent his stuff. His calibrations are, as always, in the usual spot.
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