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Old 02-10-08, 07:56 PM
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Time to tune my Novi 1220 H/C/I 5.0.

I have installed the new Novi 1220 SL on my TFS TW / F-303 / GT-40 Intake.

Im gonna run this with # 30 injectors and the FMU. (Dont tell me to get the 42's and a tune !! Its gonna stay like this for now.)

70mm TB, 80mm Maf, 255 LPH high pressure fuel pump with a kirban fpr.

I need help with the timming and the fuel mixt. I have a wideband for the fuel, i maid the best N/A power with numbers around 13.50 and 34 total timing. All this with the stock 1993 EEC.

Now, with 5-6 psi from the blower, what timing and fuel mixt should i run.

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Old 02-11-08, 07:12 AM
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I have installed the new Novi 1220 SL on my TFS TW / F-303 / GT-40 Intake.

Im gonna run this with # 30 injectors and the FMU. (Dont tell me to get the 42's and a tune !! Its gonna stay like this for now.)

70mm TB, 80mm Maf, 255 LPH high pressure fuel pump with a kirban fpr.

I need help with the timming and the fuel mixt. I have a wideband for the fuel, i maid the best N/A power with numbers around 13.50 and 34 total timing. All this with the stock 1993 EEC.

Now, with 5-6 psi from the blower, what timing and fuel mixt should i run.

Thks !
Your going to need a way to adjust your tune via the computer, not the fuel pressure. The fuel pressure will re-tune to be at 14.7:1 during closed loop operations regardless of fuel pressure.

As far as the numbers go, I'd retard the timing by 1 to 2 deg per lb of boost. I myself am running 27* total with 8lbs of boost (intercooled) with the same heads.

As far as your afr's go…your going to want to be in the neighborhood of 11.5:1. Keep in mind though…doing it with your fuel pressure (unless your adjusting the fmu) is not going to get the job done.
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Old 02-11-08, 05:10 PM
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Im gonna use this valve on the vac hose that go the to fmu to tune it.

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With this valve, you can lean the mixt by limiting the boost that go in the fmu.
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