Todd Breakey wrote:
Very cool Ryan. What is the red block with the red wires coming out of it?
That is the IAC (Idle Air Control) block. Basically it takes air and injects it behind the throttle plates at idle.
Graham Jagger wrote:
If I follow this layout correctly those aren't wires. I see a polished aluminum piece sitting next to the red/yellow/black wire bundle. It looks like an AFPR. Feeding into the red block. Which appears to be a fuel regulator/splitter and each red tube coming out is an individual fuel line going to each TB.
Bssssttt! Nope nothing but air in the red lines. You did get the AFPR correct but that is just a shared vacuum line.
Graham Jagger wrote:
Is that an underdrive pulley on the crank or some requirement?
Unorthodox Underdrive Pulley
Graham Jagger wrote:
So this system uses MAP?
Yes, sorta. Before the IRTB's I used the Megasquirt in Speed Density Mode (MAP and RPM). Now after some research it seems that running my setup as Speed Density isn't gonna play nice with my IRTB's. With the about 15% throttle I will see 800 mmHg, only leaving me ~60 mmHg for the remaining 85% of throttle. Not enough resolution. Luckily the new manifold has a 0-5v TPS sensor so I can convert to a Alpha-N (TPS) setup. The Megasquirt also has a new Hybrid Alpha-N mode that blends the MAP with the TPS for the best of both worlds.
Yeah, I was confused at first too. Speed Density looks at MAP, RPM AlphaN looks at TPS and RPM. I can post the alogarithm if there any super nerds out there.
Graham Jagger wrote:
You program fuel and spark delivery from your laptop to setup the MegaSquirt?
Yup I have a DB9 cable that plugs into the side of the Megasquirt box. I tune via a free program called MegaTune.
Graham Jagger wrote:
What type of filters or filter are you going to use for the TBs?
I don't know just yet. Pipercross socks fit over the horns and the place I bought the kit from has a filter screen the clips to the horns. I also am looking at this
http://www.racetep.com/ramflolynx.html#NeckThe only downer is that filters kill the power a bit.
Graham Jagger wrote:
Are you running a header?
Yes, I just re-installed the repaired Racing Beat 4-2-1 header that broke at VIR last year. Those welds better hold Jason!
Graham Jagger wrote:
What is the hp/tq gain and how is the power curve compared to stock?
Good question. Im hoping and praying for between 120-130whp. Or a pick up of 13-23 hp from what it dynoed at last spring. Im also hoping that I have less instructors in cars Im passing complain about how long it takes me to get by.
Ahhh the power curve. This raison d'etre of IRTB's. The power is supposed to be almost instantaneous. The shop I bought this from has a car that dyno'ed at 130 whp beat many a superchared miata to the first turn at Pro Solo's.
Here is a video of a CSP legal miata on drag radials laying down a 14.0 run.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JAn-HdpGC-0