tuning

[whitebox]

hey i was wondering about air fuel tuning i have a plx m-300 and i was wondering do i just keep the fuel curve at like 13.1 and that should be a safe ratio at 10 psi of boost or no help me out guys thanks jon

[kommon_sense]

For some reason, I had 12:1 stuck in my head as the goal for tuning turbo.

[TurboEF9]

Ya.. normally people tune 12.2-12.4:1 on force inducted applications. 13.2-13.4:1 on NA applications..

How do you do it? You need to ECU tune. It's the most accurate way to accomplish it.

Depending on your vehicle's ECU setup (OBD0, OBD1.. etc) you may be able to use one of the free applications out there.

OBD0 - TurboEDIT - http://www.TurboEDIT.org
OBD1 - Uberdata - http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata

[whitebox]

yea i really looked into the turbo edit and ghettodyne but nobody want to give me sh!t for informantion so i said forget it and i was going to buy the smc 500 and do the tuning myself. unless you want to help me out some since you are the main guy at turbo edit? jon

[whitebox]

oh its obd0 an 90 si

[TurboEF9]

What do you want to know?

[whitebox]

well i downloaded the program but ever time download a bin it doesnt come up in the program when i open it. Like i hear that you have to do it in inhanced mode but that dont work either and everything comes up 0s

[TurboEF9]

On the download page.. ther eis TurboEDIT 2.0 GUI, and right next to it is the TE2.0 ROM.

..install TE, click File -> Open (or use any other various open methods written into the application) Choose the ROM you just downloaded, and click open.

If it doens't work, then you downloaded the wrong ROM.