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Old 07-30-2007, 07:02 PM
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BBMAF Installed!!

Whelp i installed a MAF housing from a 03 range rover Saturday morning. And to be honest my "Butt dyno" Says that its slower. I have my S-afcII set at 1in 17out, and i left the screens in, and i haven't dyno-tuned yet. There almost feels as if its a flat spot in the upper rpms. My air/fuel guage [non-wideband] says im still rich. Has anyone else experienced this?
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If you're richer than 14.7, than your non WB monitor will always say that(rich). Again, proving their uselessness(non wb monitors). Being leaner than that @ WOT seems like a bad idea anyhow though. That flat spot might be your SAFCII being and losing signal after 6k. Happens to mine more often than I would like. Is you MAF sensor doing ok, i.e. not on its way out?


Only thing I can think of is use different IN/OUT settings. And there's always the 'tune' manually using the SAFCII option.
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Old 07-30-2007, 10:59 PM
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did you notice any pinging to accompany said power loss?
 
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Also, using those settings, the AFR shouldn't change if at all, vs the way it was before. That's what those settings are for. Like I've styated before, my idle AFR was lean, but after few points of +% correction, it was all better.

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did you notice any pinging to accompany said power loss?
Why would there be pinging?
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Why would there be pinging?
little lean with extra timing? it doesnt really matter why for no, just if it is...
 
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Originally Posted by DasYears
little lean
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Also, using those settings, the AFR shouldn't change if at all, vs the way it was before. That's what those settings are for. Like I've stated before, my idle AFR was lean, but after few points of +% correction, it was all better.
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with extra timing?
In my timing logs, I haven't noticed a huge difference, (though they haven't been analyzed with any real depth) But just from glancing @ the part throttle and full load logs I have while driving, nothing extravagant (change) can really be seen. That and it's been brought to our attention lately by those that have experience with mucho timing advance, that these engines don't seem to be spark knock limited.

Now, with that said, I am anxious to do some timing logs and post the graphs up later today(OEM vs LRMAF housings)

This might help begin to settle, or start a debate whether or not the gains seen with this mod are from timing or added volume...or both. Or is it all in my head and this mod isn't as cool as we all thought it was/is.
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it doesnt really matter why for no, just if it is...
Of course it matters, that's why were here in this forum discussing it.
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Originally Posted by NmexMAX
This might help begin to settle, or start a debate whether or not the gains seen with this mod are from timing or added volume...or both.


http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=528554
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Old 07-31-2007, 07:39 AM
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I think it's volume because even before Matt told me what SAFCII settings to use, I was 'raw tuning' Brief description: Huge MAF housing + no correction curve (IN/OUT settings were for stock MAF/ECU) = Lean, and not by 95% of org standards, but by actual definition (17+). This led to a very rough running vehicle. After adding say about 27% or so, the car actually rode better/smoother and feels just like it does now. So...
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Old 07-31-2007, 12:07 PM
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That and it's been brought to our attention lately by those that have experience with mucho timing advance, that these engines don't seem to be spark knock limited.
not JUST spark, i meant a combo of advance and lean which even a non-spark limited engine could knock with.

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Of course it matters, that's why were here in this forum discussing it.
i was meaning it doesnt matter unless he says it may have been knocking
 
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Originally Posted by DasYears
not JUST spark, i meant a combo of advance and lean which even a non-spark limited engine could knock with.
Refer back to post # 6. Also, to add to that, I've had my AFR to 14:1 @ WOT, and still have not had any audible spark knock @ low 30º timing advance @ >6KRPM.
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Originally Posted by NmexMAX
Like I've styated before, my idle AFR was lean, but after few points of +% correction, it was all better.
How bad of idle was it??? This is something I have been curious about, also is there another way to fix said idle other then a WB02??? I understand everything else but I really just don't want my car to idle like crap...
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Originally Posted by pimpin02max
How bad of idle was it??? This is something I have been curious about, also is there another way to fix said idle other then a WB02??? I understand everything else but I really just don't want my car to idle like crap...
http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...2&postcount=64

Point: Add corr% until the idle smooths out.
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Originally Posted by NmexMAX
http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...2&postcount=64

Point: Add corr% until the idle smooths out.
Oh alright...thanks.
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Originally Posted by pimpin02max
is there another way to fix said idle other then a WB02??? I understand everything else but I really just don't want my car to idle like crap...
its not the WBO2 that smooths the idle, just the AFC you set.
 
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What should i do about the screen. I tried the free search but didnt find anything
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I left mine in.
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Old 08-08-2007, 08:09 PM
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Well i finally dynoed, and i guess my butt dyno was working just fine. It was hot as hell out today [100+ degrees] But here are the results.
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Intake, hotshot headers, Greddy catback, hiflo cat + resonator, UDP, Phenbolic spacers from Nissan works.
I dynoed with the BBMAF first: 238.53whp/ 239.47wtq after tune.
Then i dynoed with the stock Maf: 241.85whp/ 241.54 after tune.

All runs were done back to back. I did a total of 5 pulls with the BBMAF, and 3 with the stock Maf. I'll post the dyno sheets in the morning.
My best dyno to date was 253whp/ 250wtq Last year.
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I thought you made 256/251 last time. Does this mean you've lost that much even when using the stock MAF again? What else has changed?

http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...3&postcount=58

That's about what I made in my auto. I guess it works for some and not others.


**EDIT here are the images from the bottom link.











So, do you have the actual runfiles?
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Old 08-09-2007, 12:26 PM
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Well... i blew my motor right before christmas last year, so this is a newer motor with less mileage, and i added phenbolic spacers. Thats about it. Heres my other dyno chart. I do have the runfiles for this, but not for the most recent runs.

Only real difference i can see is its about 30 degrees cooler. The Temperature guage at the shop was reading 104 last i checked it.
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Old 08-14-2007, 03:28 PM
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Do you have pics of your set-up
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I thought you made 256/251 last time. Does this mean you've lost that much even when using the stock MAF again? What else has changed?

http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...3&postcount=58

That's about what I made in my auto. I guess it works for some and not others.


**EDIT here are the images from the bottom link.











So, do you have the actual runfiles?
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Not currently, but this is what I dyno'd with when I had those #'s.

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Ahh yes, Just what i thought. I think my mid-pipe between the MAF and the throttle body is causing the problem. It's only 3inch ID
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Ahh yes, Just what i thought. I think my mid-pipe between the MAF and the throttle body is causing the problem. It's only 3inch ID
ID or OD? i wouldnt think 3" ID would make much of a difference, but it probly doesnt help going from 82 to 76.2...then to 72.
 
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Originally Posted by Jay_pee99
Ahh yes, Just what i thought. I think my mid-pipe between the MAF and the throttle body is causing the problem. It's only 3inch ID
I dyno'd similar #'s with this set-up, but this midpipe is 2.75" ID, so, I'm guessing that was not your problem.

Set-up #1

Cripes, what was I thinking.


Set-up #2








Key: S1=Set-up #1, S2=Set-up #2.

This is how the curves compared. Blue = S1 Red = S2


Current set-up.


Yet to be dyno'd.
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Well, guess i got some experimenting to do
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Originally Posted by Jay_pee99
Well, guess i got some experimenting to do
What did/do you have in mind?
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I dyno'd similar #'s with this set-up, but this midpipe is 2.75" ID, so, I'm guessing that was not your problem.
but he has a 6mt, so his numbers being the same as yours means he is low while you are right or possibly even high. however, this "experimenting" sounds quite nice
 
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Originally Posted by DasYears
but he has a 6mt, so his numbers being the same as yours means he is low while you are right or possibly even high. however, this "experimenting" sounds quite nice
I never mentioned anything about his numbers when I stated 'similar numbers'.

Point:
I dyno'd similar numbers to MY new numbers, i.e. there wasn't much difference in my numbers with the different intake set-ups.
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I let a buddy of mine use the BBMAF and he had the same set up as your second set-up, and he notice a difference, So i'm going to try that!
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I never mentioned anything about his numbers when I stated 'similar numbers'.

Point:
I dyno'd similar numbers to MY new numbers, i.e. there wasn't much difference in my numbers with the different intake set-ups.
so you meant similar to your own PB...i see *scratches chin*
 
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Originally Posted by Jay_pee99
I let a buddy of mine use the BBMAF and he had the same set up as your second set-up, and he notice a difference, So i'm going to try that!
Aside from the occasional filter clunking on the strut tower, it worked fine.

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so you meant similar to your own PB...i see *scratches chin*
I never said that either. But, the curves speak for themselves.
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I never said that either. But, the curves speak for themselves.
haha, i just have mine zip tied over there so it doesnt clunk/annoy the crap outa me
 
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If you take a really close look at that short set-up I have, you will see that the filter/MAF assembly are essentially connected to the TB by just an Si coupler. So, the end of the filter is an extension of the engine, i.e. if the engine moves, it moves, zip tied or not it’s going to move, no other choice.
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