Check my Track Tune Please
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I have Not Dyno tuned my car but i did work on a tune at the local track and here is what i have ended up with. On a side note i have since worked on my Accel enrichment's and this is not included in these files. Can somebody please look over them for me as i have a 2 day event coming up and i would really appreciate another pair of eyes to ease my nervousness. ![Noob](https://www.miataturbo.net/images/smilies/noob.gif)
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Braineack MS3X
1.6L
Full exhaust headers back.
GM IAT sensor.
open cone filter.
coolant reroute.
Sequential.
Wideband MTX-L
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info on car.
Braineack MS3X
1.6L
Full exhaust headers back.
GM IAT sensor.
open cone filter.
coolant reroute.
Sequential.
Wideband MTX-L
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I'd consider making your AFR target's a bit richer at 100kpa, 12.8 is a bit safer. It looks like you have a lot of fine tuning to do under load, I'm seeing swings of .5 afr up and down. Try to get it within a .2-.3 window from your target AFR more consistently.
EDIT: I looked at your VE map, it has the topography of the Sierra Mountains...start smoothing out the map. Search around for a spreadsheet that helps interpolate the numbers quickly.
EDIT: I looked at your VE map, it has the topography of the Sierra Mountains...start smoothing out the map. Search around for a spreadsheet that helps interpolate the numbers quickly.
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I'd consider making your AFR target's a bit richer at 100kpa, 12.8 is a bit safer. It looks like you have a lot of fine tuning to do under load, I'm seeing swings of .5 afr up and down. Try to get it within a .2-.3 window from your target AFR more consistently.
EDIT: I looked at your VE map, it has the topography of the Sierra Mountains...start smoothing out the map. Search around for a spreadsheet that helps interpolate the numbers quickly.
EDIT: I looked at your VE map, it has the topography of the Sierra Mountains...start smoothing out the map. Search around for a spreadsheet that helps interpolate the numbers quickly.
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