5psi never felt so good
#45
Maybe, cant deside, I need to get the MAF voltage info from JWT or figure out how to monitor actual injector duty cycle, so I can be sure I dont run out of fuel. I'm at 10.8psi and I think I can push to perhaps 13-14psi. I need to teach the E01 the max boost setting I want to run before I take it to the dyno, but I dont want to push it up that high till I fugure out the fuel situation.
#46
Matt I heard you have an eManage but maybe not installed yet. If you get around putting just the injector harness on, then you can monitor the IDC live and datalog it. Its fairly easy to install, just tap each one of the injector wires. No need to cut.
Dixit
Dixit
#49
Hey Dixit,
I dont have one yet, but it seems like it may be needed to monitor inj duty cycle. I dont want to risk damaging my E01.
I read your posts on the e-manage group, you all over the injector thing!
I dont have one yet, but it seems like it may be needed to monitor inj duty cycle. I dont want to risk damaging my E01.
I read your posts on the e-manage group, you all over the injector thing!
#50
why not use this...only ~$60
http://www.impconcepts.com/fuelinjec...torforsale.htm
http://www.impconcepts.com/fuelinjec...torforsale.htm
Originally Posted by MardiGrasMax
Hey Dixit,
I dont have one yet, but it seems like it may be needed to monitor inj duty cycle. I dont want to risk damaging my E01.
I read your posts on the e-manage group, you all over the injector thing!
I dont have one yet, but it seems like it may be needed to monitor inj duty cycle. I dont want to risk damaging my E01.
I read your posts on the e-manage group, you all over the injector thing!
#52
Originally Posted by MardiGrasMax
Hey Dixit,
I dont have one yet, but it seems like it may be needed to monitor inj duty cycle. I dont want to risk damaging my E01.
I read your posts on the e-manage group, you all over the injector thing!
I dont have one yet, but it seems like it may be needed to monitor inj duty cycle. I dont want to risk damaging my E01.
I read your posts on the e-manage group, you all over the injector thing!
Soon I will figure this out, but for now the J&S is going to be installed. Matt I gotta ask you some questions about that. Im going to email or PM you on it.
Dixit
#54
actually using the Emanage to log will quite adventageous....you can log and compare duty cyle, RPM, MAF voltage, TPS and boost pressure in real time and log it...so yeah its not a bad idea at all
#59
Originally Posted by MardiGrasMax
sorry, i have the E01 and ordered the Emanage+++
ah..ok..
another question matt, sorry for so many, from my understanding you can't run the J&S and the Emanage at the same time.
So are you gonna sit the J&S on the shelf?
#60
Kirk, Im going to install the J&S, you can run it with the eManage, all you have to do is just not wire up the eManage ignition harness.
Sort of like when I disconnected it when it was smoking in the car, remember?![Smilie](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Dixit
Sort of like when I disconnected it when it was smoking in the car, remember?
![Smilie](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Dixit
#61
Originally Posted by BigDogJonx
Kirk, Im going to install the J&S, you can run it with the eManage, all you have to do is just not wire up the eManage ignition harness.
Sort of like when I disconnected it when it was smoking in the car, remember?![Smilie](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Dixit
Sort of like when I disconnected it when it was smoking in the car, remember?
![Smilie](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Dixit
ahh I see said the blind man.. thanks dixit
![Smilie](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
#62
Their should be a way to get them both to work together. I'll wait for the Greddy Z ignition harness or I hope Dixit can get it to work. Once it actually works on our ignition systems, having the J&S in line to just do knock retard should be no problem at all. I hope!
#64
Originally Posted by MardiGrasMax
Their should be a way to get them both to work together. I'll wait for the Greddy Z ignition harness or I hope Dixit can get it to work. Once it actually works on our ignition systems, having the J&S in line to just do knock retard should be no problem at all. I hope!
good deal .. thank you
#65
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Mardi is still running his VQ30 engine...ie hasn't dropped in the VQ35 short block, correct?![Confused](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif)
Seems like that to me, but others are asking questions like he has already swapped. I'm pretty sure he said he was going to work all the bugs out of his turbo setup BEFORE he swapped bottom ends.
![Confused](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif)
Seems like that to me, but others are asking questions like he has already swapped. I'm pretty sure he said he was going to work all the bugs out of his turbo setup BEFORE he swapped bottom ends.
#66
VQ35 rods are slightly heavier, yet stronger. They are made out of Vanadium steel, which from what I can find is considerably stronger then typical cast rod material.
Originally Posted by spanishrice
Which connecting rods are stronger, the 3.5 liter or the 3.0 liter?
#69
Originally Posted by IceY2K1
VQ35 rods are slightly heavier, yet stronger. They are made out of Vanadium steel, which from what I can find is considerably stronger then typical cast rod material.
Damn you and your Vanadium
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4th gen POWHA!!!!!!
![kiss](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/kiss.gif)
#71
Originally Posted by bags533
Damn you and your Vanadium
in your 5th gen
4th gen POWHA!!!!!!
![kiss](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/kiss.gif)
![ThumbsDown](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsdown.gif)
![soapbox](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/soapbox.gif)
4th gen POWHA!!!!!!
![kiss](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/kiss.gif)
I'll give you the stock con-rods out of my VQ35 when I do my turbo buildup (since I already have the Pauter). Dunno if you could use them or not, but what the hell...they look good sitting around
![Big Grin](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
#72
He'll need the crank too.
Originally Posted by Quicksilver
I'll give you the stock con-rods out of my VQ35 when I do my turbo buildup (since I already have the Pauter). Dunno if you could use them or not, but what the hell...they look good sitting around ![Big Grin](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
![Big Grin](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
#76
The new Tein H tech springs are made from Vanadium and They,"Technical Innovation", claim that its a Lighter material which give better/softer feeling. I would think unless its some type of forged Vanadium that it wouldn't make much sense for a con rod as it seems more elastic rather than rigid. At least it would seem that way from the verbage in thier advertisements.
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Originally Posted by IceY2K1
VQ35 rods are slightly heavier, yet stronger. They are made out of Vanadium steel, which from what I can find is considerably stronger then typical cast rod material.
#77
Just swap the rods and crank...
If you buy the VQ35 rods, you've probably had to buy the whole short block, so throw in both.
If you buy the VQ35 rods, you've probably had to buy the whole short block, so throw in both.
Originally Posted by spanishrice
You can probally mill to fit the rods on the VQ30 crank?
#78
Per SAE tech doc on the Second Generation VQ35:
CONNECTING RODS – Connecting rods are usually cold coined to correct the deformation induced in the Isection by the heat treatment process. However, the VQ35DE connecting rods are made of vanadium steel, making the heat treatment process unnecessary. Isection deformation is corrected by hot coining to prevent deterioration of fatigue strength due to residual stress and deterioration of buckling strength due to dislocations. This improvement of I-section strength allows the sectional area of the connecting rod to be reduced for a weight saving.
Originally Posted by AllGo
The new Tein H tech springs are made from Vanadium and They,"Technical Innovation", claim that its a Lighter material which give better/softer feeling. I would think unless its some type of forged Vanadium that it wouldn't make much sense for a con rod as it seems more elastic rather than rigid. At least it would seem that way from the verbage in thier advertisements.
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