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Manek1May-09-02 06:49 PM
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#21795, "AFC..7in 7out...your settings?"


          

i'm using 7in 7out. what are you guys using out there? your expereinces with these settings?

97 RS Star III(E) @15psi
JE pistons
Crower Rods
CF dual friction clutch
Apexi RS exhaust
race pipe (no cat)
B&M short shifter
HRC 500cc injectors
Vortech 3:1 FMU
Apexi S-AFC
TurboXS Dual stage MBC
fiberglass hood (with vents over turbo and inta

  

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RE: AFC..7in 7out...your settings?, DarKReaLity, May-10-02 07:52 AM, #1
RE: AFC..7in 7out...your settings?, Manek1, May-10-02 09:17 AM, #2
      RE: AFC..7in 7out...your settings?, DarKReaLity, May-10-02 12:11 PM, #3
RE: AFC..7in 7out...your settings?, pocotheeskimo, May-10-02 10:00 AM, #4
Listen Carefully................, Avenger EST, May-11-02 04:45 AM, #5
RE: Listen Carefully................, pocotheeskimo, May-11-02 06:47 PM, #6
      RE: Listen Carefully................, Kiku, May-12-02 02:29 PM, #7
           RE: Listen Carefully................, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, May-13-02 05:32 AM, #8
                RE: Listen Carefully................, Kiku, May-13-02 01:53 PM, #9

DarKReaLityMay-10-02 07:52 AM
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#21796, "RE: AFC..7in 7out...your settings?"
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i had that setting before my rebuild and it worked fine. but once i had put new pistons and rods. for some reason, 4in 5out works for me.

  

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Manek1May-10-02 09:17 AM
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#21797, "RE: AFC..7in 7out...your settings?"
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do you just adjust by how well your engine idles? what is the relevence of these settings?

97 RS Star III(E) @15psi
JE pistons
Crower Rods
CF dual friction clutch
Apexi RS exhaust
race pipe (no cat)
B&M short shifter
HRC 500cc injectors
Vortech 3:1 FMU
Apexi S-AFC
TurboXS Dual stage MBC
fiberglass hood (with vents over turbo and inta

  

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DarKReaLityMay-10-02 12:11 PM
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#21798, "RE: AFC..7in 7out...your settings?"
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well if you have the same internals, you should idle smooth. as for me it was for some reason idling fine but way too rich, and for some reason as i decelerate and maintain at 2K rpm, it would just hold there and gradually stay that high when i let go of the pedal. so i decided to re-tune the AFC and messed with everything. and finally after hours of tunning,i figured out it was pressure giving me problems. i guess the map sensor was reading too much pressure so that's when i lowered it to 4in 5out, and whualah!! it feels normal again and wasn't running as rich anymore. hope this helps.

  

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pocotheeskimoMay-10-02 10:00 AM
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#21799, "RE: AFC..7in 7out...your settings?"
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I used to be on Flap sensor, 6 in 6 out, but now after i got my new working O2 sensor, it's on pressure, 7 in 7 out and working fine..

Gary

  

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Avenger ESTMay-11-02 04:45 AM
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#21800, "Listen Carefully................"
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th einput shoudl always always ALWAYS be on PRESSURE. chrysler map sensors VARY DRASTICALLY and they WON'T always have the same output. get a VACCUUM gauge and see which setting (both IN and OUT should be the same) is the closest to 0 while the car is not running and the ignition is on. THEN start the car and see what yoru reading is on yoru vaccuum gauge is OFF the MANIFOLD and see which setting out of the few that were close to 0 in the previous test is still th eclosest to what th evaccuum gaue says. which ever one that is.....THAT IS THE ONE TO USE ON YOUR CAR. Some people will use 5, some will use 6, some will use 7. buy a vaccuum gauge.

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pocotheeskimoMay-11-02 06:47 PM
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#21801, "RE: Listen Carefully................"
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it was the only way it would work =) but it's back to working normally now

Gary

  

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KikuMay-12-02 02:29 PM
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#21802, "RE: Listen Carefully................"
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Armond is 100% correct. Check your vaccum readings with the readings from the AFC. use 24.5 to convert between inches and mm (depending on your gauges).

Mine 7in/7out worked the closest, and i have rebuilt internals.

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#21803, "RE: Listen Carefully................"
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I've gone through them all, from 1 to 12 and the only one that is close is 7in 7out.

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KikuMay-13-02 01:53 PM
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#21804, "RE: Listen Carefully................"
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01/01 worked well for me too. Except that for lo-throttle 1k rpm i had to use -50% to get 0% ajustments from the ECU.


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Vinnie Lima
kiku@asog.net
AIM: Kiku888
1997 Chrysler Sebring "Silver XTC"
I4 420a w/ HRC Stage 2.45 w/ FMIC
14.7@97 mph@6psi
Proud member of the
ASOG BoOsT JuNkIe Crew

_________________
Vinnie Lima
vlima@csc.com
AIM: Kiku888
1997 Chrysler Sebring "Silver XTC"
I4 420a w/ HRC Stage 2.45 w/ FMIC
14.7@97 mph@6psi
Proud member of the
ASOG BoOsT JuNkIe Crew

  

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