FIVE_LITER
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Yikes... How much octanium did you run through the car?Thanks for testing it for us Shawn. Hoping for another alternative besides octanium.
Since it burned my plug :(
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Yikes... How much octanium did you run through the car?Thanks for testing it for us Shawn. Hoping for another alternative besides octanium.
Since it burned my plug :(
BAHAHAHAHA :lol::lol::lol: Wish it was my fingers. It's my buddies fingers.Looks like it got your fingers to:lol:
I'll be send your sound tube out to Dave db252 next week. Your getting something special my friend. I hope you like WHINE!
probably ran it for 5k miles since i pullied down to the 3.625 pulley :doh: never going to run octanium. Waiting for more results from Shawn or DaveYikes... How much octanium did you run through the car?
You ran it every tank? This has me curious, because I'll run octanium every now and again, but generally stick to straight 93.probably ran it for 5k miles since i pullied down to the 3.625 pulley :doh: never going to run octanium. Waiting for more results from Shawn or Dave
I'll be testing meth injection next week to see if I can get the knock under control with the 3.5" pulley.
I'm in Cali so wished we had 93. Stuck w the shitty 91 and I have the 3.625 pulley so I do octanium w the 91.You ran it every tank? This has me curious, because I'll run octanium every now and again, but generally stick to straight 93.
I have a few questions, I have the Stage II Whipple, 3.625 pulley and run Shell 93. I am told by Whipple this should have no knock issues. If I am reading your post correctly you are having knock issues with this setup?I've recently done some testing with ACES to find no octane increase or knock reduction using this. Here are my findings. All test runs were done from 3500 rpm to my shift light activation at 7300 rpm from 3rd to 4th gears. Whipple calibration and used Ngauge to log the runs. I video the gauge is what I did and had boost, lambda, knocker, spark advance and true dedicated IAT 2 sensor which I installed. I cant say I'm completely happy with the knock I was seeing especially with the 11 psi pulley as 93 octane should make the knocker happy.
93 octane last summer 3.75" whipple pulley makes 9.5-10 psi 21 degrees advance no knock
The test below were all done within a 3 day period last week.
93 octane and ACES 3.5" pulley 13 psi 15 spark advance and 3-4 degrees positive knock
91 octane with ACES non ethanol shell 3.5" 13 psi 13 spark advance and s hit load of knock 4-5 positive:eyebulge:
93 octane top tear station with ACES 3.625" 11 psi 16 spark advance 2 degrees positive knock.
VP100 canned race fuel 3.3" 14 psi pulley 18-20 degrees timing and -2 knock
What are my options to data log with Whipple tune and Guardian? I was told I could not with this set-up?^ I had -3,-4 Knock running 3.625 + 93. My car was happy with that combo.
Data Logs are crucial when you are running a power adder.
I've contacted Brian at BND about the lack of knock resistance that was advertised, he didn't have any real answers for me after our conversation, which I was not happy about. For reference and further proof on testing ACES my 2 friends in Cali tested ACES after me with my NGauge that I sent to them. There results were the same. They tried as I did with fresh gas with no ACES and then tested it with ACES and had the same knock and advanced timing numbers. ACES did nothing at all in our testing for knock resistance. It may have lubricity affects that are good for the motor, but really it's not what a bought it for and makes me distrust now any of its claims.I have a few questions, I have the Stage II Whipple, 3.625 pulley and run Shell 93. I am told by Whipple this should have no knock issues. If I am reading your post correctly you are having knock issues with this setup?
Any idea why you are seeing this and could that have an effect on the ACES IV data? Also I believe I was told it may take a couple hundred miles for the computer and everything to adapt?
I just purchased a bottle to try but I have no way to data log. It does seem to be doing the things I was told??? Throttle response feels crisper and it pulls hard. I have asked ACES IV to respond to these concerns.
Hopefully they will fingers crossed for now, I was hoping this may offer a little added engine protection.
Yes data is the only way to know what's going on and if I wouldn't have seen the knock I would not have known and though ACES was working and all was fine. It was nearly impossible to decern any power increase or decrease with 3-4 degrees knock. Some say the hose can feel the power difference, but I can't.^ I had -3,-4 Knock running 3.625 + 93. My car was happy with that combo.
Data Logs are crucial when you are running a power adder.
NGauge and SCT both will plug into your OBD port and read the engine PID's or parameters. I would not by anything because Whipple is getting ready to release with flight controls another free upgrade to data log. I've seen it, just wait.What are my options to data log with Whipple tune and Guardian? I was told I could not with this set-up?