Glen_B
Jedi Trainee
Offline
Its been a long two weeks as I burned out the first wide-band O2 sensor, redid all the firewall-to-bonnet wiring harness to incorporate the new wires and look neat. Last night I got the first engine start with the ignition activated. Now the Megasquirt is in control of the fuel AND the spark. Its back to the books tonight as I study up on designing a "perfect" timing table for a turbocharger engine. I can set in timing values for RPM from 500 to 7000, and for manifold pressure from 10Kpa to 170Kpa (idle to 10lbs boost).
So far, I plan on about 9deg. around idle, about 32deg pushing hard, dropping to 22deg at high boost and RPM. Suggestions from anyone with experience in timing curves on the A-series would be greatly appreciated.
On a separate front, my wife just bought my Christmas gift(which I can't play with yet!!! but she'll never know I snuck into her closet and played with it while she was out of the house this weekend). Its a direct tie-in to Lake of the Ozarks. A nice big-screen GPS that will navigate me along the secondary routes and point out exciting Points-of-interest along the way. Wouldn't want to miss "another roadside attraction", like the world's largest ball of string or the museum of crochet while rushing off to Spridgetland. And I can enter waypoints for every spridget I see rotting in backyards and driveways as I cross the US next spring, shopping for the next checkbook hemorrage.
Glen Byrns
So far, I plan on about 9deg. around idle, about 32deg pushing hard, dropping to 22deg at high boost and RPM. Suggestions from anyone with experience in timing curves on the A-series would be greatly appreciated.
On a separate front, my wife just bought my Christmas gift(which I can't play with yet!!! but she'll never know I snuck into her closet and played with it while she was out of the house this weekend). Its a direct tie-in to Lake of the Ozarks. A nice big-screen GPS that will navigate me along the secondary routes and point out exciting Points-of-interest along the way. Wouldn't want to miss "another roadside attraction", like the world's largest ball of string or the museum of crochet while rushing off to Spridgetland. And I can enter waypoints for every spridget I see rotting in backyards and driveways as I cross the US next spring, shopping for the next checkbook hemorrage.
Glen Byrns