you should use the data logger and AFR meter
try to put more boost step by step,then check the AFR, don't go too lean, and with the dataloger check the injector duty cycle.
the safe point if You see "injector duty cycle" between 85-90 %
and don't forget water injection & race gas will allow You...
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the price is reasonable.i prefer the hx35 holset , it is 550 whp fast spooling turbo with under $1000 price :D
or if you dont mind with turbo lag and looking for better top end, then go with hx40 its 600 whp class turbine
Hi.. please check the sensor, whether is dead and please make sure to
put sensor in 9 to 3 position, it helps with condensation problem
and don't put the sensor too close to the turbin outlet or the sensor would be fried
g luck
Yup evoscan and a wideband should be good enough, if you don't run extreme AFR, just run the safe AFR like 12,5 during spool up and 10,9 under full boost
BUT
if you want to use the race gas and lean out the AFR, You'll need this EGT
the leaner the AFR (till around 12,5) = More Power = More...
The 42R is way too BIG for Your Engine
It's gonna Lag like Hell, unless You Run on Nos or Compound setup and Heavily modified engine
Currently I'm running this 42R on 2JZ,3.4 stroker, spool up at 4700 RPM
Maybe You should start researching and ask Yourself, what's Your Goal
You can try to lean out BUT You didn't know where to Stop
Yeah , Tuning without Wideband gonna be like walking in the dark, LOL
You Have No Idea what's Going on, till You Hit something
Don't Do That Dude..,
Your Engine is much More Expensive than A wideband
after pay, you should got an email with pin/serial number and link to download it
If You got nothin, try to contact the vendor, just give him your mail address again,and soon he will give You a link and the serial number
may help
Definitely,
- Exhaust Diameter
- Exhaust Length (from engine - Turbo)
- Bend, No sharp bend
- Equal length from cyl 1-4those will affect how turbo spoolin
large diameter exhaust is good at high flow, but usually lack of mid range torque/spool up
so it depends on engine/turbo setup
using 280 cam will hurt Your idle and drivability, especially when Your car is daily driven, just stick with 264 /272 if you like the midrange power or 272/272 if you prefer high Rpm
trust me, i used to use 280 cam on my 4g63 :D,
now I'm quite happy with 272/272 from cosworth, combined with...