Brettus
02-08-2008, 07:19 PM
I posted this before, but here it is again.
wow AFRs in the 13s .......
wow AFRs in the 13s .......
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Brettus 02-08-2008, 07:19 PM I posted this before, but here it is again. wow AFRs in the 13s ....... Charles R. Hill 02-08-2008, 07:29 PM That's what it is supposed to be.......while N/A. Brettus 02-08-2008, 07:31 PM That's what it is supposed to be.......while N/A. my point exactly - wouldn't 13s be a recipe for KABOOM ! Charles R. Hill 02-08-2008, 07:33 PM Exactly. I was just backing you up, Bro.:lol: Under load, it would be a bit leeeean. MazdaManiac 02-08-2008, 07:53 PM Not to mention produce way less power, even if it didn't detonate. 12.3:1 or so is the leanest point for power on the Renesis. 11.5:1 is as high as I would go with any serious boost. I stay below 11.1:1. BTW - how much boost is represented in that plot? ~260 HP and ~180 tq would equal about 4 PSI on my turbo. Brettus 02-08-2008, 08:00 PM ~260 HP and ~180 tq would equal about 4 PSI on my turbo. you are such a s**t stirrer MM :lol: shinka213 02-08-2008, 08:01 PM Can we have a dyno sheet on this please? No, your rear is not a dyno! :banghead: :lol2: :lol2: butt dynos not withstanding :rollingla shinka213 02-08-2008, 08:03 PM correct me if im wrong fellas.... how can you compare lbs of boost on an SC and a Turbo? i know they both produce boost....but where is the equivalency? Charles R. Hill 02-08-2008, 08:06 PM It's a rough comparison, one that is dependent of exactly where it is being measured, but when speaking generally the needed A/F ratios are pretty consistent. The real deal is looking at mass air flow. Charles R. Hill 02-08-2008, 08:08 PM BTW - how much boost is represented in that plot? ~260 HP and ~180 tq would equal about 4 PSI on my turbo. He's talking about backpressure in the exhaust.:lol2: olddragger 02-08-2008, 08:29 PM Thats s the a/f ratio"s!!!!! Holey crap. I hope everyone is running wide bands! Is that with the flash? oscd olddragger 02-08-2008, 08:31 PM there is going to be a run on water meth injection systems oscd jskup1 02-08-2008, 10:05 PM I have a wideband and under WOT, I've never seen it above 12. I don't know why it was so lean on the dyno. I'm figuring because it was reading post cat Mazurfer 02-08-2008, 11:00 PM butt dynos not withstanding :rollingla Are you the only one that realized in this particular instance, I was talking about the carpet? This was in response to you and Brettus talking about it. That's why it was right under your post and not under Jeff's request for a dyno from somebody with a Pettit SC. Maybe, it's late, but I don't think everyone got that??????? shinka213 02-08-2008, 11:19 PM Are you the only one that realized in this particular instance, I was talking about the carpet? This was in response to you and Brettus talking about it. That's why it was right under your post and not under Jeff's request for a dyno from somebody with a Pettit SC. Maybe, it's late, but I don't think everyone got that??????? im the only one that counts...!!! ;) MazdaManiac 02-09-2008, 01:07 AM you are such a s**t stirrer MM :lol: How do you figure? I'm just trying to get a reference. olddragger 02-12-2008, 11:28 AM Well-- after a little fabbing i got the rb ca duct to fit-----ahhhhhh----cool air to the filter! I know yall want pics----_)**^*^&$$#)((**&^!!!! OD Dogpound48 02-16-2008, 08:34 AM Well I'm starting the installation this morning. Hoping to have everything complete withing the next two weeks. I'll take pictures of the whole process. Phil's 8 02-16-2008, 09:25 AM Welcome to our group..................The best on your install mysql101 02-16-2008, 10:01 AM That's what it is supposed to be.......while N/A. I saw as low as upper 10's when NA while WOT. Is there a way to estimate the amount of air this SC pushes at 7-8 psi, and calculate based from the increased air, what the AFR would be if the PCM wasn't adding additional fuel? olddragger 02-17-2008, 05:13 PM If I can of any help with the install--just shout out. Welcome--its a great kit but as with all major mods you can do a little tweaking to make it better. olddragger shinka213 02-17-2008, 08:42 PM evening everyone....just got in from my cruise... did i miss anything this week... :) Mazurfer 02-17-2008, 08:44 PM Uuuuuuuuummmmmmmmm, you mean besides your birthday thread? Where was the cruise to? shinka213 02-17-2008, 08:48 PM eastern carribean....san juan, st thomas and st maarten .......was there a bday thread???? if so, i definitely missed it....wasnt on teh board for 8 days... marsredr100 02-17-2008, 08:49 PM evening everyone....just got in from my cruise... did i miss anything this week... :) Yes, I read on the paper that someone in PA could it won the lotto but didn’t get to play the usual numbers. The report stated that the individual was out of town. Was that you? :eyetwitch Mazurfer 02-17-2008, 08:51 PM eastern carribean....san juan, st thomas and st maarten .......was there a bday thread???? if so, i definitely missed it....wasnt on teh board for 8 days... Of course there was. http://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?t=137883&highlight=happy+birthday We missed you ! :) Dogpound48 02-17-2008, 10:23 PM Well I spent the better part of the weekend working on the install and made pretty good progress. We did run into some issues with what was supplied but I hopefully can have everything resolved Monday. I'll post some pics on Monday. I'll also have a few questions once I can find my notes. shinka213 02-18-2008, 07:43 AM great!! post questions...we will definitely try to assist... :D: James429 02-18-2008, 08:41 AM Shinka, Shinka, Shinka... What in the f&*% is with that picture in your post? I told you to delete ALL of my photos baby!!! Guess you forgot that one. It's a good thing I still had my tan then. James. PS - New purchase soon. I need new wheels so I'm thinking of the Enkei RPF1s 18x9.5. What do ya' think??? Miss ya'll...I'm up here in the Poconos. It's cold, snowy (but the 8 is friggin' awesome in the snow with these tires) and I miss Southern California so much... Dogpound48 02-21-2008, 08:56 PM I have a quick question. Can anybody help me pull the pin out of the throttle body connector? We have to reroute 1 wire through the main bundle and can't get it out of the connector. thanks olddragger 02-21-2008, 09:53 PM The throttle body connector has a plate in the pin side that comes out--if i remember correctly it is white. Once that plate is removed then the pins release in the usual way. Learn a lot doing this dont ya? olddragger Charles R. Hill 02-21-2008, 10:13 PM I think he is talking about removing the wire from the harness, not the TB plug, itself. Dogpound48 02-21-2008, 11:11 PM I popped the white "plate" out and the pins still didn't want to release. The white piece didn't come completely off just released. One wire from the Throttle Body connector needs to be routed around to allow me to keep all of them bundled. Dogpound48 02-21-2008, 11:13 PM The throttle body connector has a plate in the pin side that comes out--if i remember correctly it is white. Once that plate is removed then the pins release in the usual way. Learn a lot doing this dont ya? olddragger More than I care for. Keep running into issues with missing components and other things that slow everything down. Phil's 8 02-21-2008, 11:27 PM More than I care for. Keep running into issues with missing components and other things that slow everything down. yup..... Ray, care to comment Charles R. Hill 02-22-2008, 12:15 AM The pins are inserted into the connector from the harness side with a one-way locking tab. A small, toothpick-like, tool is used to release the tab so the wire can be pulled back out of the connector. The Weatherpak o-ring that surrounds the wire must be pulled back, first. A little silicone spray may help to slide the o-ring back a few inches and you can start feeling around for the lock-tab. Hard to see, so it is a "feel" thing. olddragger 02-22-2008, 09:37 AM I used a very small srewdriver (made for tightening eyeglasses) that worked great for this--and yep you are correct it is a feel thing. Dog--what parts are missing? I know I was VERY careful in doing the harness etc rerouting and in trying to get the vacuum hoses routed correctly. A couple of hints 1- reroute the oil filter--you will be glad you did. You dont HAVE too, but it is better. 2- make sure you have a screen on the maf pipe---it needs a smooth flow now -more than ever. 3- make sure your fuel system is good---no pressure issues. our fuel pump has been known to deteriorate. 4- Detoniation in the rotary sounds like a vibration/aluminum can crushing--it is not like a recip! 5- pull the room fuse every day or after a LONG trip. 6- watch the a/f's 7 --make sure the alternator wire is secured well away from the pulley's. 8- mount the coils as LOW as possible to give as much clearance as you can to the maf pipe. 9- I was able to redo the hose configuation of the a/w intercoolers to make room for the RB cold air scoop thing--if you have one--look at it and do it. the engine is now reading the iat's from the maf and cool air to it is good. Holler out with any questions you may have. olddragger tdiddy 02-22-2008, 09:44 AM 2- make sure you have a screen on the maf pipe---it needs a smooth flow now -more than ever. What are you using for a screen? marsredr100 02-22-2008, 09:48 AM What are you using for a screen? I use a piece of standard window screen. :eyetwitch tdiddy 02-22-2008, 09:51 AM I was thinking of using a nylon window screen just in case it were to get sucked into the turbo. Plus it should be easier to work with. That looks nice though! Thats not the new Pettit MAF tube is it? If not, are you supposed to be getting the new one? marsredr100 02-22-2008, 09:59 AM I was thinking of using a nylon window screen just in case it were to get sucked into the turbo. Plus it should be easier to work with. That looks nice though! Thats not the new Pettit MAF tube is it? If not, are you supposed to be getting the new one? The metal screen sits very tight and does not flex like a nylon one. It is a loaner from Cam. I talked to Cam last week and I'm going to stop over his shop in April and I'll swap it for the new one. :eyetwitch shinka213 02-22-2008, 10:02 AM ive got a metal screen like juans...got the new maf tube...havent had time to swap it out... we are in the middle of a snow storm... :lol: tiddy...i did post pics somewhere..let me know if you wanna take a peep shinka213 02-22-2008, 10:05 AM http://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php?p=2286886&postcount=1237 tdiddy 02-22-2008, 10:16 AM The metal screen sits very tight and does not flex like a nylon one. Good point. Never thought about that. Looks like another trip to the hardware store. :) http://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php?p=2286886&postcount=1237 Thanks. I have seen it before. It looks very nice. MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 10:28 AM 5- pull the room fuse every day or after a LONG trip. Huh? Why would you need to do that?:eyetwitch tdiddy 02-22-2008, 10:30 AM I thought it but didn't ask it... My guess would be because the tune only addresses open loop and the tuning software has no means to change the transition between open and closed loop. Moon Assad 02-22-2008, 10:55 AM Na, dont have to pull the fuse everyday. The ECU tunes to optimum in a few drive cycles, holds ok for a few days but trims after few more days. The new flash has rectified that issue. Crawl, step, run. Id say it takes from 250 to 500 miles to enter the to lean zone, if it does, wich most of the 04s wont trim into the zone. Moon Assad 02-22-2008, 11:17 AM Also, dont hold me to if its the rite size but I think it is, you have a screen in your stock airbox with a steel liner, see how it fits in the housing to filter, im pretty sure its the exact size and cant get sucked in. MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 11:26 AM I thought it but didn't ask it... My guess would be because the tune only addresses open loop and the tuning software has no means to change the transition between open and closed loop. Its a flash, right? You can address open and closed loop with a flash. Just change the lambda targets and you are done. Na, dont have to pull the fuse everyday. The ECU tunes to optimum in a few drive cycles, holds ok for a few days but trims after few more days. The new flash has rectified that issue. Crawl, step, run. Id say it takes from 250 to 500 miles to enter the to lean zone, if it does, wich most of the 04s wont trim into the zone. Huh? LTFT/STFT are designed to compensate for variations in the injector tolerances, not change the tune. If the trims are changing the target values, then you need to go in and change the target values. There is no reason for the fuel trims to change the base tune unless it was wrong to begin with. Moon Assad 02-22-2008, 12:07 PM Hehe, I new id see ya, I still have more miles on one motor biatch, enough said. MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 12:15 PM Hehe, I new id see ya, I still have more miles on one motor biatch, enough said. What the hell are you talking about? Do you even speak English? I had stoner friends back in school that were easier to follow than you. Better up the meds. Charles R. Hill 02-22-2008, 12:20 PM Here's a quote, "If you don't lose an engine every now and then, you're not pushing the limits.". Who do you suppose said that directly to my face? Bastage 02-22-2008, 12:33 PM Here's a quote, "If you don't lose an engine every now and then, you're not pushing the limits.". Who do you suppose said that directly to my face? Did Cam say that? Charles R. Hill 02-22-2008, 12:38 PM While I spoke with him as SSX last year. Bastage, I'll give you a HUGE discount on any BHR item you are interested in for knowing that.:) Seriously. Hymee 02-22-2008, 01:01 PM Its a flash, right? You can address open and closed loop with a flash. Just change the lambda targets and you are done. Huh? LTFT/STFT are designed to compensate for variations in the injector tolerances, not change the tune. If the trims are changing the target values, then you need to go in and change the target values. There is no reason for the fuel trims to change the base tune unless it was wrong to begin with. This is easy to explain when you consider that these people have been fiddling with the primary means the PCM uses to determine fuelling. The MAF. If the MAF characteristics are modified, and the MAF calibration is subsequently not correct to reality, then the LTFT's will of course change in accordance with the "error". In this case youre last sentence is the key. The reason the base tune is wrong is due to the MAF calibration not matching reality. Once enough iterations of fixing the calibration in the flash have been done, and the numbers are right, then there is no need to worry about LTFT's and pulling the fuse. It will soon compensate for injector tolerances over time, as what you would want it to do. Cheers, Hymee. Bastage 02-22-2008, 01:14 PM No surprise there, they are Pettit Racing after all. I think it's just easy to take a cheap shot and poke fun at Jeff about his multiple engine failures because the circumstances of those failures weren't totally about pushing them to their limits. That doesn't make it any less of a cheap shot though, and I know I for one am guilty of taking them, but of course, he is too. While I spoke with him as SSX last year. Bastage, I'll give you a HUGE discount on any BHR item you are interested in for knowing that.:) Seriously. I may take you up on that, Charles. Charles R. Hill 02-22-2008, 01:22 PM I agree Bas. However, Jeff has been treating people quite well lately and Moon's comment was rather non-sequitur given our line of discussion. Besides, I find it far fairer to just man-up and call Jeff an asshole, straight up. I have done it plenty of times on this forum and I am sure he has called me a fool somewhere/sometime, as well. How is it that he and I are still friends despite our differences of opinion on some matters?:) BTW, Jeff may not have intentionally discovered certain limits with his accidental dalliances but his sharing of the stories with us certainly provided illumination. Given that some around here think there are "secrets" in the world of performance engines/tuning I am thankful for those who choose to share. Whenever you're ready I'll take the order!:lol: MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 01:37 PM I agree Bas. However, Jeff has been treating people quite well lately WTF? I must be getting soft. and Moon's comment was rather non-sequitur given our line of discussion. When is it not? Besides, I find it far fairer to just man-up and call Jeff an asshole, straight up. That would be too easy. Besides, that would mean you are accepting my argument and just disagreeing with my demeanor, which no one on this forum (except, seemingly, you) are man enough to do. Everyone wants to bash my facts AND my delivery. I guess that's more fun. and I am sure he has called me a fool somewhere/sometime, as well. No, not particularly. BTW, Jeff may not have intentionally discovered certain limits with his accidental dalliances but his sharing of the stories with us certainly provided illumination. Well, blasting up a mountain at WOT and full boost in the summer chasing (and passing) a Mustang is about a legit as it gets. Unless you've driven that part of the run from Tortilla Flat to Roosevelt Lake, its hard to get a picture of just how extreme it actually is. Charles R. Hill 02-22-2008, 01:42 PM WTF? I must be getting soft. When is it not? That would be too easy. Besides, that would mean you are accepting my argument and just disagreeing with my demeanor, which no one on this forum (except, seemingly, you) are man enough to do. Everyone wants to bash my facts AND my delivery. I guess that's more fun. No, not particularly. Well, blasting up a mountain at WOT and full boost in the summer chasing (and passing) a Mustang is about a legit as it gets. Unless you've driven that part of the run from Tortilla Flat to Roosevelt Lake, its hard to get a picture of just how extreme it actually is. You're welcome, Asshole.:lol2: (I have stolen that from Denis Leary in "Rescue Me" as that is one of my favorite shows) When I call you that it has no connection to the facts, JUST your demeanor. I am not trying to change minds around here just allow people insight of my own opinions and let them decide for themselves whose views they are most comfortable with. Bastage 02-22-2008, 01:48 PM I've already told Jeff that I love him, but he can still go fuck himself :) HiTMaNN 02-22-2008, 02:07 PM How does someone giving help towards a shop that is having difficulty with a given issue Its a flash, right? You can address open and closed loop with a flash. Just change the lambda targets and you are done. Huh? LTFT/STFT are designed to compensate for variations in the injector tolerances, not change the tune. If the trims are changing the target values, then you need to go in and change the target values. There is no reason for the fuel trims to change the base tune unless it was wrong to begin with. Get a jack ass of a response like this? If this is the kind of people who work for Pettit you guys really need to clean house. Regardless of what Jeff has done in the past a comment like this is not warranted especially since all he was doing was trying to help. Given you guys are vendor and this Moon character represents Pettit with his GED-less type posts it doesn't make you guys look respectable at all. Hehe, I new id see ya, I still have more miles on one motor biatch, enough said. Charles R. Hill 02-22-2008, 02:25 PM Hit, we didn't spend a whole lot of time on the issue because this has all been discussed several times in the past and it needs no further contemplation. To continue runs the risk of veering this thread off-topic and into personal bashing. Bastage 02-22-2008, 02:45 PM How does someone giving help towards a shop that is having difficulty with a given issue Get a jack ass of a response like this? If this is the kind of people who work for Pettit you guys really need to clean house. Regardless of what Jeff has done in the past a comment like this is not warranted especially since all he was doing was trying to help. Given you guys are vendor and this Moon character represents Pettit with his GED-less type posts it doesn't make you guys look respectable at all. They have a history of strong dislike for each other that goes WAY beyond this thread. MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 02:59 PM How does someone giving help towards a shop that is having difficulty with a given issue Get a jack ass of a response like this? Moon isn't a representative of Pettit. Because Cam doesn't venture out into this medium, he is blissfully unaware of Moon's antics. I don't think Cam has too much to worry about since most of his bread and butter does not come from internet sales. I used to think Moon was just, for lack of a better word, "impaired", but I've come to realize he is actually mentally ill. I really hope the best for him, but stories like his seldom end well. olddragger 02-22-2008, 03:20 PM Is there an updated flash fron Janurary? Cam told me to pull my fuse often--I have an o4. He even put a pig tail on my room fuse to help with pulling it. Its no big deal. By daily I guess I meant I just have developed the habit of doing it every day. A fellow member even came up with the idea of putting a switch on the room fuse to make it even easier. Better safe than sorry? I have modified the rb maf pipe/horn, filter(not the box) and CAI collector to fit. I use screen just slipped over the end. One hint --- dont tighten the intake hose to tight as you start to warp the screen/alignment of it all. olddragger Brettus 02-22-2008, 03:29 PM Annnnnnnny way . Is a flash going to work as well for a Turbo as it does for a SC ? My feeling is it wont because boost varies so much with a turbo whereas a SC is very predictable - any thoughts ..... MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 03:48 PM Its all the same. Air is air. Flashes (like the OE programming) utilize load-based tables. They don't care where the load came from. Boost varies with a turbo exactly as much as you use the gas pedal. Its no different than N/A. Its the S/C that has a weird air-mass delta since its pumping volume doesn't respond to throttle input like it does in the N/A application. Cam told me to pull my fuse often That is such an outrageous requirement that I don't even know how to address it. :icon_no2: eviltwinkie 02-22-2008, 03:52 PM WTF? I must be getting soft. I've recently also found myself guilty of the same thing... That would be too easy. Besides, that would mean you are accepting my argument and just disagreeing with my demeanor, which no one on this forum (except, seemingly, you) are man enough to do. Everyone wants to bash my facts AND my delivery. I guess that's more fun. Well thats not entirely true...I'd totally get in your face if you said something stupid...I just haven't caught it yet...heh I'm an equal opportunity harasser... Brettus 02-22-2008, 04:00 PM I've recently also found myself guilty of the same thing... QUOTE] try viagra [QUOTE=eviltwinkie;2311504]I've recently also found myself guilty of the same thing... Well thats not entirely true...I'd totally get in your face if you said something stupid...I just haven't caught it yet...heh I'm an equal opportunity harasser... me to - although not as adept at it as you are Evil - you are the best harrasser :lol2: eviltwinkie 02-22-2008, 04:10 PM try viagra I don't really have a problem with that...I just finished manscaping the lawn this morning too...and started to contemplate getting into porn...I would take one hell of a pay cut...but I hear the benefits are fantastic... me to - although not as adept at it as you are Evil - you are the best harrasser :lol2: Heh the funny thing is...you should see what I do to people in real life...some of my best work is not on the internet...and probably involves several felonies... *sniff*...good times...good times... Moon Assad 02-22-2008, 05:11 PM MM- Moon isn't a representative of Pettit. Moon- Not at the moment but im going back in March fullltime. So your right about that. MM- Because Cam doesn't venture out into this medium, he is blissfully unaware of Moon's antics. Moon- My antics are I cant stand you personaly because when I first got on the forum you made a wrong assumtion that I wasnt involved in the R&D of the kit, blasted me for it and for some reason or another you got racial with me and I dont play that crap or forget. MM- I don't think Cam has too much to worry about since most of his bread and butter does not come from internet sales. Moon- Not true, its funny how many people call Cam calling you a wanker while placing their order. MM- I used to think Moon was just, for lack of a better word, "impaired", but I've come to realize he is actually mentally ill. Moon- Yeh, ive been accused of that before, been called nuts a few times, off my rocker, but you now what, lifes so much more fun that way. MM- I really hope the best for him, but stories like his seldom end well. Moon- no you dont, your so full of chit DR Phil And as for drugs, I havent taken anything stronger then advil since March, last year, your attemting to take a stab at my credibility once again. Jedi54 02-22-2008, 05:22 PM ^^^ wow. :banghead: MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 05:34 PM I love it when people make my argument for me. So much easier. BTW - Racial? You are the same race as me. Did I miss something there? Jedi54 02-22-2008, 05:36 PM I love it when people make my argument for me. So much easier. hence why I didn't even chime in with anything witty. :icon_no2: Moon Assad 02-22-2008, 05:42 PM yeh, ok MM Biography: I was born a poor, black child... not funny Jedi54 02-22-2008, 05:46 PM Why do you allow yourself to be insulted by such comments? It's a choice... Charles R. Hill 02-22-2008, 05:52 PM If Moon had any knowledge of cinematic history he would know where "born a poor black child" came from. olddragger 02-22-2008, 06:10 PM All this over a "pull the room fuse" suggestion to a new owner? Cant we give this a rest guys? Yall do know that insulting someone only works if the person the insult is aimed at responds. So in essence here the parties involved are symbiotic. Now who would have thought they are dependent on each other? Yall really want a relationship? Move on:) olddragger MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 06:11 PM Has Steve Martin really been forgotten already? I was born poor. I was born a child. The black part is a bit complicated. All that aside, you are still the same race as me, Moon and I don't hold your Jewishness against you, so what is the problem? All this over a "pull the room fuse" suggestion to a new owner? Cant we give this a rest guys? Is that what started this? Its still a bad suggestion. Or, rather, a bad situation that would require such a suggestion. zenrx8 02-22-2008, 07:49 PM Moon isn't a representative of Pettit. Because Cam doesn't venture out into this medium, he is blissfully unaware of Moon's antics. I don't think Cam has too much to worry about since most of his bread and butter does not come from internet sales. I used to think Moon was just, for lack of a better word, "impaired", but I've come to realize he is actually mentally ill. I really hope the best for him, but stories like his seldom end well. "I used to think Moon was just, for lack of a better word, "impaired", but I've come to realize he is actually mentally ill." "Stories like his seldom end well." Care to elaborate, Jeff, or are you just talking out of your ass as usual? MazdaManiac 02-22-2008, 08:04 PM Care to elaborate, Jeff, or are you just talking out of your ass as usual? Yep, that's me. Talking out my ass. Nothing to contribute. Sorry to have wasted your time. Bastage 02-22-2008, 08:11 PM If Moon had any knowledge of cinematic history he would know where "born a poor black child" came from. He does, I think he's calling Jeff a Jerk... Charles R. Hill 02-22-2008, 09:08 PM After I paved the way to directly up the ante! Does nobody listen to me around here?:lol2: Dogpound48 02-22-2008, 11:39 PM All this over a "pull the room fuse" suggestion to a new owner? Cant we give this a rest guys? Yall do know that insulting someone only works if the person the insult is aimed at responds. So in essence here the parties involved are symbiotic. Now who would have thought they are dependent on each other? Yall really want a relationship? Move on:) olddragger I must say hearing this about the fuse is a little disappointing. This is the first I'm hearing of it. Not that it would be a huge deal it is something that isn't even mentioned in the install instructions. I also want to thank everyone for the suggestions on removing the wire pin. I'll let you know how I make out later this weekend when I get back to the install. HiTMaNN 02-23-2008, 12:47 AM Yep, that's me. Talking out my ass. Nothing to contribute. Sorry to have wasted your time. Time well wasted if you ask me Jeff :D MazdaManiac 02-23-2008, 01:23 AM Time well wasted if you ask me Jeff :D No, Zen is absolutely right. I have to apologize to everyone on the forum - especially those that wasted even the rarest moment reading the drivel and utter nonsense that I foist upon the good people here. I just get so jealous of the insight and elucidation that the true leaders of this forum bring - true innovators and explorers like Bastage, Moon and Zen - that I can't help but try to aspire to their level. Their brilliance far outshines anything that I could possibly contribute. Their pioneering work in engine management, forced induction design and engineering and their constant sacrifice to bring knowledge to the forum - often at great personal expense - know no comparison. Certainly not from my feeble attempts. Moreover, their mastery of dialog and their beautiful use of language and syntax brings such depth to the discourse, that I find myself hanging on their every word. No, I apologize - deeply and truly - to each and every one of the members of the RX-8 forum for having plied my sad subterfuge upon them for all these years. Kane 02-23-2008, 01:28 AM If you mailed my harness - I will forgive you...:rofl: PS - Did I detect sarcasm? Charles R. Hill 02-23-2008, 01:42 AM MM, you forgot to say "sesquipedalianism". Now quit being a martyr and get back to work!:lol2: Hymee 02-23-2008, 01:47 AM Now I feel left out. I wanted to be a leader and innovator :( :) Cheers, Hymee. Kane 02-23-2008, 02:03 AM Those Austrian guys sure are sensitive.... :lol: "Put another shrimp on the barbie!" Charles R. Hill 02-23-2008, 02:06 AM .....that would be "AustraLian".:) Kane 02-23-2008, 02:07 AM You missed the Dumb and Dumber reference; you fail. Charles R. Hill 02-23-2008, 02:09 AM That's because I am dumberer and dumbest. MazdaManiac 02-23-2008, 02:35 AM If you mailed my harness - I will forgive you... Wait outside for the guy in the blue shorts and the pith helmet. MM, you forgot to say "sesquipedalianism". My sesqupedalist days are over. Henceforth, I shall singularly endeavor to utilize only monosyllabic utterances. Now I feel left out. I wanted to be a leader and innovator :( Sorry, I'll include you in the next blood-letting. Those Austrian guys sure are sensitive.... They sure are! Take Hitler for example... Kane 02-23-2008, 02:36 AM MMmmmm - guys in shorts... Ok I am outside; now what? BTW - This is my very first drunk post - well not drunk all the way; good and buzzed FTW. HiTMaNN 02-23-2008, 06:12 AM Where are you fan boys Jeff? Release them already :D LoL @ Kane, just dont be like chet and make some stupid topics ;) zenrx8 02-23-2008, 07:29 AM Yep, that's me. Talking out my ass. Nothing to contribute. Sorry to have wasted your time. I love it when someone makes my argument for me. All mouth and no substance when someone calls you out for a cheap shot; you run like a little bitch. I thought you were the objective information guy, "poor little misunderstood Jeff". Standing up for my friends is never a waste of my time. Moon is my friend. Asswipe. munche187 02-23-2008, 07:37 AM They should make this a reality show on comedy central. olddragger 02-23-2008, 08:22 AM How the world functions is truly a miracle. Not just here, but it is amazing to me the energy and time spent on non productive matters. What is surprising is I never really understood how much Jeff and Moon like each other until now. Can anyone else see that? Pulling the room fuse is no big deal--hell we have been doing that since the CZ days. Remember NO ONE YET has an independently owner tunable pcm process. This is just growing pains. Not the best--agreed. But the best is not yet available. Hopefully soon. Yall stop making such a big damn deal about it. Put something useful on the thread or they may as well shut it down---currently it gets so congested with useless stuff that it's difficult to find helpful information. olddragger tdiddy 02-23-2008, 09:10 AM Wait outside for the guy in the blue shorts and the pith helmet. Does this mean mine is on its way also? MazdaManiac 02-23-2008, 06:47 PM All mouth and no substance when someone calls you out for a cheap shot; you run like a little bitch. I thought you were the objective information guy, "poor little misunderstood Jeff". Standing up for my friends is never a waste of my time. Moon is my friend. Asswipe. You are absolutely right. I am truly sorry. I could not help but take a stab a Moon. Since he hasn't been here in such a long time, I got lonely. I worried that he didn't care anymore. He doesn't call. I miss his touch. His witty way with words. I am his little bitch. I would be his asswipe if he would let me. Thank you for calling me out. I don't think anyone else here had the courage - no, the mercy - to bring me to task for my unjustified attack. I should have never attacked him about his high-mile motor and I definitely should have NEVER called him a "biatch". That was totally uncalled for. Please, try to find it in your heart to forgive me. Easy_E1 02-23-2008, 07:18 PM Please, try to find it in your heart to forgive me. I'll try and let it go this time Jeff, just don't let it happen again! Oh by the way , What Happened? Someones butt hurt? MazdaManiac 02-24-2008, 12:00 AM I'll try and let it go this time Jeff, just don't let it happen again! Oh by the way , What Happened? Someones butt hurt? Apparently, I am victimizing Moon and Zen again by allowing them to call me names. jskup1 02-24-2008, 02:23 AM I just thought it would be nice to have a thread that lists all the owners of the Pettit super chargers. There are other threads that are dealing with other aspects of the s/c. I am the proud owner of one of the originally released Pettit super charges and would like to hear from all whom have also purchased one. It would be nice if you also posted if you self installed, Pettit shop install or other third party install. I thought this was the idea of this thread. Not for all the stupid bullshit going on. ЯX-8 02-24-2008, 02:25 AM Jeff, you are crazy!! HAHAH :rollingla :rollingla I got tears coming from my eyes, can't stop laughing.. MazdaManiac 02-24-2008, 02:45 AM I thought this was the idea of this thread. Not for all the stupid bullshit going on. Good luck with that. Jeff, you are crazy!! HAHAH :rollingla :rollingla I got tears coming from my eyes, can't stop laughing.. I'm glad you are enjoying it! This is teh Internets - its all just entertainment! olddragger 02-24-2008, 09:24 AM as the rotor turns:) OD Mazurfer 02-24-2008, 09:52 AM as the stomach turns:) OD Fixed ------^ Stay above the fray.........children will be children. Lots of psychological issues going on here! Don't get dragged in. :icon_no2: Hymee 02-24-2008, 02:16 PM as the rotor turns:) OD Very clever. :lol: marsredr100 02-25-2008, 08:24 PM Today’s SC Owners thread report: Observations 1- Everything quiet. 2- No sight of malicious activity. Analysis 1- Expect imminent retaliation from both parties (SC owners vs. Non SC owners). 2- Expect commence of retaliatory cycle at any moment. Bastage 02-26-2008, 09:42 AM This thread should be called Pettit Super Charger Owners, their friends, and smartass green trolls... ;) Jedi54 02-26-2008, 12:14 PM This thread should be called Pettit Super Charger Owners, their friends, and smartass green trolls... ;) you forgot to include those of us just in the Peanut Gallery Bastage 02-26-2008, 12:25 PM you forgot to include those of us just in the Peanut Gallery The way I see it... if you're not an owner, and you're not a smartass green troll, then you're a friend. Jedi54 02-26-2008, 01:09 PM awwww, and they say this thread isn't warm and fuzzy! ;) HiTMaNN 02-26-2008, 01:31 PM I can provide the sexy time :) Hymee 02-26-2008, 01:36 PM Stop it - as if S/C talk doesn't get me firm enough... shinka213 02-26-2008, 01:49 PM im bringin sexy back!! YEAH!! :naughty: zoom44 02-26-2008, 03:12 PM Unless you've driven that part of the run from Tortilla Flat to Roosevelt Lake, its hard to get a picture of just how extreme it actually is. in a '76 Delta 88:) zoom44 02-26-2008, 03:19 PM MM, you forgot to say "sesquipedalianism". thats ok he spells it wrong any way;) Charles R. Hill 02-26-2008, 03:26 PM thats ok he spells it wrong any way;) I guess that argument is one of value and which is better; to speak and spell well in the English language or to be able to speak several languages fluent enough to communicate.:) The matter of being "understood" is wholly separate.:lol2: MazdaManiac 02-26-2008, 03:50 PM thats ok he spells it wrong any way;) Uh, I don't think so. zoom44 02-26-2008, 04:05 PM from today :) My sesqupedalist days are over. or the sues version I shall eschew suesqupedalism. from http://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?p=2104711&highlight=sesqu%2A#post2104711 :lol: Charles R. Hill 02-26-2008, 04:08 PM http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=sesquipedalianism&btnG=Google+Search Jeff and I have more important stuff to do right now......:) You guys want re-flashes, talk to him. You want secretarial pefection, talk to me.:lol2: Phil's 8 02-27-2008, 09:14 AM I just thought it would be nice to have a thread that lists all the owners of the Pettit super chargers. You know this thread is not as I envisioned it but I have to say it's entertaining. If you read between the lines and insults there is a lot of information to be had. Dogpound48 03-01-2008, 09:08 AM Wanted to thank everyone for there help so far with the installation. Have one more question concerning the gauges. Where have you guys/gals hooked up your Boost? Dogpound48 03-01-2008, 01:58 PM We are currently starting to work on gauge installation and have come accross a few more questions. We are trying to install Autometer Sport Comp Boost, Wideband A/F and Water temp gauges. 1) What is easiest way to install a wideband A/F gauge? 2) Can it be connected to the stock O2 sensor port? 3) If so will it throw a CEL? 4) Where did people drill through on the firewall for the gauges? Kane 03-01-2008, 02:06 PM 1-2-3) Weld your own O2 bung for the AFR gauge; in FRONT of the Cat. Cost $30 or less to get done at an exhaust shop. You need to leave the OEM one's in place. 4) I went through the passenger side behind the washer reservior. BTW - Be sure to wire to a constant power source; one that does not turn off when the car turns on. The boost gauge needs to calibrate; and if it calibrates off of the running engine it will always read high. Dogpound48 03-01-2008, 02:09 PM 1-2-3) Weld your own O2 bung for the AFR gauge; in FRONT of the Cat. Cost $30 or less to get done at an exhaust shop. You need to leave the OEM one's in place. 4) I went through the passenger side behind the washer reservior. BTW - Be sure to wire to a constant power source; one that does not turn off when the car turns on. The boost gauge needs to calibrate; and if it calibrates off of the running engine it will always read high. Thanks. We were hoping that there was an adapter that would allow us to tap inot the existing sensor. Kane 03-01-2008, 02:14 PM Not really; but it is cheap and easy to weld in your own. I took my cat off (5-6 bolts) and walked into an exhaust shop - 25 minutes later walked out with my O2 bung welded on; cost $30. I would have done it myself; but our tools are still on a boat from the Middle East. morkusyambo 03-01-2008, 02:26 PM Is it possible to remove the stock sensor from in front of the cat, then splice the stock wires from the ecu into the bosch sensor and still have everything work properly?? Hymee 03-01-2008, 02:50 PM Is it possible to remove the stock sensor from in front of the cat, then splice the stock wires from the ecu into the bosch sensor and still have everything work properly?? Thanks. We were hoping that there was an adapter that would allow us to tap inot the existing sensor. No. You can't do that, as an O2 Sensor needs its own controller circuitry. You don't need to install another sensor though. The data is freely available from the cars on-board diagnostics. Just get a scan tool (you know what I mean :) ) to watch in real time, or a data logger like EFIDudes to use for analysis. Cheers, Hymee. Dogpound48 03-01-2008, 09:50 PM Not really; but it is cheap and easy to weld in your own. I took my cat off (5-6 bolts) and walked into an exhaust shop - 25 minutes later walked out with my O2 bung welded on; cost $30. I would have done it myself; but our tools are still on a boat from the Middle East. Did you drill the hole in the tube before the CAT? Kane 03-01-2008, 10:32 PM Yes, BEFORE is key... morkusyambo 03-02-2008, 11:09 AM What if you have a straight pipe? Where would be the best place to weld the bung? shinka213 03-02-2008, 12:24 PM mine is up front close to the down pipe... Kane 03-02-2008, 01:35 PM From Autometer: "The oxygen sensor should be installed as close to the cylinder head as is reasonably possible so that the sensor reaches operating temperature quickly. If long tube headers are used, the oxygen sensor should be installed in the collector. If cast iron manifold(s) or shorty headers are used, install the sensor in the pipe just below the manifold. In multi-bank applications mounting in the left or right side is acceptable. Turbocharged applications should have sensor installed 4-5" after turbo on the down pipe." tdiddy 03-02-2008, 02:01 PM The problem with installing an O2 sensor close to the exhaust ports is that it may burn up. Kane 03-02-2008, 03:29 PM For us; I think where the cat/midpipe meets the downpipe is the best spot. My pyrometer is on the downpipe and it gets 1200F pretty quick. jskup1 03-02-2008, 04:12 PM I put mine on the catpipe between the converter and the flange to the downpipe. Dogpound48 03-02-2008, 04:47 PM I was wondering if anyone had any pictures of the Vacuum chamber installation. We are having some trouble figuring out is needed per the directions. I think the part in the installation instructions isn't valid anymore per Pettit. So if anybody has any insight on installing it it would be much appreciated. Also had a question on the oil used in the Supercharger. Does it use normal 20W50 oil or does it need Compressor oil? If so where can you get compressor oil? I looked at a couple of Auto part stores and couldn't find any. shinka213 03-02-2008, 04:56 PM hey Dog im using Mobile 1 per cam...i think its 20-50...i'll have to check... i can post up some pics if that helps...just get me in the right area... shinka213 03-02-2008, 04:57 PM For us; I think where the cat/midpipe meets the downpipe is the best spot. My pyrometer is on the downpipe and it gets 1200F pretty quick. thats where mine is ... tdiddy 03-02-2008, 05:15 PM I have my O2 sensor installed in the catback pipe. The TurboXS exhaust has an O2 Bung already welded in that pipe. I ran the controller wires up through the gas tank on the passenger side and under the center console to the ashtray area. shinka213 03-02-2008, 05:21 PM I have my O2 sensor installed in the catback pipe. The TurboXS exhaust has an O2 Bung already welded in that pipe. I ran the controller wires up through the gas tank on the passenger side and under the center console to the ashtray area. thats pretty far back....are you running a cat? if so, would that change your readings? tdiddy 03-02-2008, 05:30 PM No Cat. The wideband doesn't have anything to do with my tuning so it really just runs the AFR gauge. shinka213 03-02-2008, 06:07 PM No Cat. The wideband doesn't have anything to do with my tuning so it really just runs the AFR gauge. i understand that.... my question is....do you get different readings if its in the back...as opposed to up front.. ie would your AFRs be different...if so, would the front readings be more exact.... tdiddy 03-02-2008, 08:27 PM I'm not sure because this is the first time my wideband has been installed in this location. However, the readings should not be any different. There might be a slight lag time involved but thats about it. marsredr100 03-02-2008, 08:54 PM Also had a question on the oil used in the Supercharger. Does it use normal 20W50 oil or does it need Compressor oil? Regular Castrol 20W50 for the first 500 miles (break-in) then change to Royal Purple 50W and enjoy it. It will cut down the SC clattering and winding sound significantly after you change it to Royal Purple strait 50W engine oil. Also, send me a PM with your email and I will email you back enough pictures of my SC to fill your computer hard drive. :eyetwitch marsredr100 03-02-2008, 08:58 PM I just received four MSDs 8247 LS2 Multi-Spark Blaster Coils that I purchased on eBay for $245. So far, I plugged one MSD coil to the leading (L1) side by individually connecting each wire to the four MSD coil pins. The car stated right up and with an inductive timing light I check the spark output. I revved the engine up to 8k rpm several times while checking the timing light for spark output and to make sure that the spark duration/ratio was constant (sorry but I don’t have an oscilloscope). So far no issues whatsoever. I'm waiting for four D581 plug connectors to arrive so I can fabricate plugs for MSDs and splice into the OEM coil wires. Once installed I’ll take the car for a spin and will update the thread with pictures. I hope to have everything installed by the end of the week pending arrival of the D581 plug connectors. I'm hoping to have the D581 connectors by the end of the week because I'm doing an AutoX next Sunday and would like to put the coils to the test. Also, the AutoX event is an hour from my place and I will be driving at interstate speed 70+ for at least 45 minutes each way. I think that will definitely test and prove that the coils work...or not. :eyetwitch shinka213 03-02-2008, 10:07 PM does anyone know of anything i might be able to add to the blower oil to make it more visible? Juan - is it safe to assume that royal purple has a color to it? if so, i will change to that next time im due.. mysql 03-02-2008, 10:09 PM rp is indeed purple, but it doesn't stay that way for long in the engine. I donno what would happen in the blower. marsredr100 03-02-2008, 10:20 PM does anyone know of anything i might be able to add to the blower oil to make it more visible? Juan - is it safe to assume that royal purple has a color to it? if so, i will change to that next time im due.. Pat Take the SC oil dip stick out. Clean it, sand it and paint it white. Done :eyetwitch morkusyambo 03-05-2008, 05:50 PM Hey guys. I got my new MAF housing from Pettit. They sent the housing itself and the filter that goes with it. I don't know if i'm missing something, but i've been trying for the past hour to get the original silicon coupling that attaches to the throttle body to slip over the new housing. Is this what i'm supposed to be doing, or am I supposed to use a different part?? Moon Assad 03-05-2008, 05:54 PM Call James, he forgot to send you the tapered hose. morkusyambo 03-05-2008, 06:03 PM Roger that, thanks. olddragger 03-05-2008, 10:30 PM guys is there a reason the a/w intercoolers have the hoses routed in the way they come? olddragger shinka213 03-06-2008, 07:43 AM i think i need to call james too! :D: Phil's 8 03-06-2008, 07:57 AM I had one on my shelf that fit. No need to call James. guys is there a reason the a/w intercoolers have the hoses routed in the way they come? olddragger Ray has changed the routing twice on mine - tells me that he will change it again when he returns to complete some mods. olddragger 03-06-2008, 09:27 AM Thanks Phil the way the hoses are routed at delivery impeds the rb cai thing installation. i just wanted to make sure. The oridginal plumbing seemed odd to me. thanks olddragger lolachampcar 03-06-2008, 10:08 AM Shameless plug- The data logger that is used to do the SC PCM mapping is now available for sale. See Cam's site. Thanks morkusyambo 03-06-2008, 08:16 PM I talked to James on the phone today. He is sending me the tapered hose for the new MAF housing. Charles R. Hill 03-06-2008, 09:26 PM Shameless plug- The data logger that is used to do the SC PCM mapping is now available for sale. See Cam's site. Thanks Nothin' shameless about it as it was done in the appropriate forum.:) marsredr100 03-07-2008, 10:15 PM Check it out, my MSD 8247 LS2 coils project worked. :eyetwitch http://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?p=2336083&posted=1#post2336083 lolachampcar 03-08-2008, 09:11 AM Well I'm starting the installation this morning. Hoping to have everything complete withing the next two weeks. I'll take pictures of the whole process. How will you be doing the fueling? Int-X, PCM Reflash,,, olddragger 03-08-2008, 09:28 AM Juan it would be interesting to log some data with those new coils. Christmas may come to me in april--i need a sticker that says " I have a logger" olddragger shinka213 03-08-2008, 09:54 AM just ordered mine last nite! w00t!! Dogpound48 03-08-2008, 10:27 AM How will you be doing the fueling? Int-X, PCM Reflash,,, PCM Reflash. I've got everything mounted and in place. I'm not planning to work on it this weekend so next week everything should be finished. I just have to hook up all the gauges and finish the hosing. MazdaManiac 03-08-2008, 01:14 PM Calibrations for the AccessPORT for the 6-port Pettit owners are now complete. Phil's 8 03-08-2008, 02:16 PM Calibrations for the AccessPORT for the 6-port Pettit owners are now complete. 4port a/t Pettit owners Please Hymee 03-08-2008, 02:19 PM 4port a/t Pettit owners Please Your wish is my command. PM me. Cheers, Hymee. MazdaManiac 03-08-2008, 02:27 PM 4port a/t Pettit owners Please Yep. Next time I come over. olddragger 03-08-2008, 10:06 PM Thats great man--what did you find out about our flow? Olddragger Hymee 03-08-2008, 10:21 PM The TB is good for #^$ CFM's. Cheers, Hymee. MazdaManiac 03-08-2008, 10:24 PM Thats great man--what did you find out about our flow? Olddragger What do you mean? You mean MAF numbers? To go to a flash, you should remove the idle bleed hose so that everything is going through the TB. The MAF tube that Pettit is shipping is a complete piece of junk. Besides the fact that it is 7% over-size, the taper is too close to the MAF and the inlet, being so soon after the filter, really screws up the flow. That said, recalibrating the MAF signal to the PCM was a task, but I managed it. The idle ranges (flow under ~8 g/sec max) needed their own, different slope from most of the rest of the response curve. Basically, what is normally a nice, smooth arc turns into a bit of a hula dance. But it works. MazdaManiac 03-08-2008, 10:27 PM Only when it is WOT. After that, it will only flow #^$/TA. joff 03-09-2008, 01:25 AM What do you mean? You mean MAF numbers? To go to a flash, you should remove the idle bleed hose so that everything is going through the TB. The MAF tube that Pettit is shipping is a complete piece of junk. Besides the fact that it is 7% over-size, the taper is too close to the MAF and the inlet, being so soon after the filter, really screws up the flow. That said, recalibrating the MAF signal to the PCM was a task, but I managed it. The idle ranges (flow under ~8 g/sec max) needed their own, different slope from most of the rest of the response curve. Basically, what is normally a nice, smooth arc turns into a bit of a hula dance. But it works. To be pedantic: We measured 3.405" diameter on the MAF housing I've got. We averaged 3 measurements with a caliper I had in my garage thats accurate to the mil (milli-inch). MM said the stock MAF tube is 3.375 (3 3/8 "). The areas of both work out as such: stock 3.375" diameter -- A = pi * r^2 -- 8.94618 in^2 my MAF 3.405" diameter -- 9.10593 in^2 percent accurate against stock: (9.10593 - 8.94618) / 8.94618: 1.78% Sorry Jeff if I misinformed you about the 7%-- Indeed I was the one with the calculater that night so it was probably my error. Also, during my install at 7stock, Cam/Moon said my housing was a prototype that they had manually machined. I don't think everybody here has my MAF housing exactly, but I think 1.78% will easily auto-correct with STFT/LTFT? Indeed there is something very strange about the MAF flow at idle, but I watched as Jeff eventually got it tuned perfect -- 1100-1200 RPM rock-solid idle. The test drive showed none of the quirks of the Int-X loaner I have: inconsistant idle, APV valve "clicking" on/off at idle, and the non-linear surge of torque around 3-4k at partial throttle. It would seem as if the Cobb tools allowed Jeff to tune for the Pettit S/C in a single evening which IMHO is very impressive and a testament to both Jeff and Cobb! The AP unit itself is very cool with its LCD screen -- I especially liked the realtime digital gauge modes (AFR/IAT/ECT/STFT/MAF readings) Hymee 03-09-2008, 01:33 AM What do you mean? You mean MAF numbers? To go to a flash, you should remove the idle bleed hose so that everything is going through the TB. The MAF tube that Pettit is shipping is a complete piece of junk. Besides the fact that it is 7% over-size, the taper is too close to the MAF and the inlet, being so soon after the filter, really screws up the flow. That said, recalibrating the MAF signal to the PCM was a task, but I managed it. The idle ranges (flow under ~8 g/sec max) needed their own, different slope from most of the rest of the response curve. Basically, what is normally a nice, smooth arc turns into a bit of a hula dance. But it works. Nah - he is referring to my comment on getting numbers on the how much the throttle body can flow - as it is a restriction in the intake before the MAF is one. Cheers, Hymee. MazdaManiac 03-09-2008, 03:16 AM Nah - he is referring to my comment on getting numbers on the how much the throttle body can flow - as it is a restriction in the intake before the MAF is one. Ahh. That makes sense. However, the engine will flow an awful lot of air before the TB becomes a real restriction as it stands. The DBW system is limited to a duty cycle considerably less than 100%. I'd be interested in seeing what the actual opening angle is at max DC. I suppose I could just hook one up out of the air loop and look at it whilst someone stood on the pedal, but that would be way too easy. We measured 3.405" diameter on the MAF housing I've got. We averaged 3 measurements with a caliper I had in my garage thats accurate to the mil (milli-inch). MM said the stock MAF tube is 3.375 (3 3/8 "). The areas of both work out as such: stock 3.375" diameter -- A = pi * r^2 -- 8.94618 in^2 my MAF 3.405" diameter -- 9.10593 in^2 percent accurate against stock: (9.10593 - 8.94618) / 8.94618: 1.78% Sorry Jeff if I misinformed you about the 7%-- Indeed I was the one with the calculater that night so it was probably my error. Don't confuse me with all of these facts! I have a hard enough time calculating my fuel economy! Also, during my install at 7stock, Cam/Moon said my housing was a prototype that they had manually machined. I don't think everybody here has my MAF housing exactly, but I think 1.78% will easily auto-correct with STFT/LTFT? The tube they are shipping now looks exactly the same. Hymee 03-09-2008, 05:53 AM The DBW system is limited to a duty cycle considerably less than 100%. I'd be interested in seeing what the actual opening angle is at max DC. I suppose I could just hook one up out of the air loop and look at it whilst someone stood on the pedal, but that would be way too easy. Your trying to say the DBW is incapable of holding the throttle blade at 90 degrees? (hehehe - this time degrees IS the unit :)) I should have video'ed it when I was experimenting with the DBW a few weeks back. Cheers, Hymee. lolachampcar 03-09-2008, 08:38 AM Can someone with an aftermarket O2 sensor log both the aftermarket and the factory O2 readings at the same time for a comparison? It might be helpful for those thinking of doing an aftermarket installation to see how the two stack up. MazdaManiac 03-09-2008, 09:16 AM Your trying to say the DBW is incapable of holding the throttle blade at 90 degrees? (hehehe - this time degrees IS the unit :)) No, it might be capable of it, but the maximum duty cycle commanded by the PCM is considerably less than 100%. That doesn't mean that 100% = 90°, though. Can someone with an aftermarket O2 sensor log both the aftermarket and the factory O2 readings at the same time for a comparison? It might be helpful for those thinking of doing an aftermarket installation to see how the two stack up. Already done. They are pretty spot on from 12:1 up to 19:1. At either end, the OE sensor wanders out to .2 or so max before it taps out at 11:1 and 20:1. olddragger 03-09-2008, 09:47 PM Thanks for the clear up Hymee and thanks Jeff for the info. i was thinking just that. Just for info--i dont have an idle air bleed any longer--everything is through the maf.:) I have the pettit flash and that has the their maf pipe calibration along with it(duh:)). I was wondering about the short distance from the intake side to the maf and air distortion. Cam advised NOT to run a screen. i am thinking about using the racing beat filter with their horn mated onto the Pettit pipe, but i want to be careful about deviating from the way the tune is set. In your opinion would that be of some help? thanks again and good work guys. olddragger MazdaManiac 03-10-2008, 12:13 AM Just for info--i dont have an idle air bleed any longer--everything is through the maf.:) Is there still a hose that connects to the "back" of the MAF tube that runs directly to the plenum of the blower? If so, you still have an idle bleed. It need to go. Everything needs to go through the throttle body. lolachampcar 03-10-2008, 05:52 AM Can someone with an aftermarket O2 sensor log both the aftermarket and the factory O2 readings at the same time for a comparison? It might be helpful for those thinking of doing an aftermarket installation to see how the two stack up. Jeff, Thank you for your opinion. Now- Opinions are nice, but can someone log some data and post it so that others can form their own opion as to how close an aftermarket sensor is to the stock one? Hymee 03-10-2008, 06:23 AM I don't have any documented evidence, I should be able to find some as I have plenty of Motec logging from Wildcards blown RX-8. But I do remember "Grandad" telling me when I did the very first prototype of a scan tool that they were that close it didn't matter. He had a Motec Lambda sendor and controller in my car, and I had the prototype software running, and we also had the old "Ric Shaw" piggy back plugged in as we took a trip the the MazFix dyno. And there we stuck the dyno dynamics lamba sensor up the other tail pipe. So we had 3 going at the time. Kicking myself now for now "recording" it for prosperity. That was way back in very early 2004. But yes, some empirical results would be great to see. Cheers, Hymee. olddragger 03-10-2008, 09:36 AM Jeff--no such hose now. The only thing coming out of the maf pipe is the vacumm for the omp and jet air. The hose I believe you are referring too is now directly and only attached to the purge valve. Not much action there. On the Pettit maf pipe--, the latest pipe from them looks pretty good to me. Maf mount is tight and it is smaller than RB's pipe and most importantly that is the pipe that the flash is tuned with. I agree. I also would like to have a longer course of air before the maf picks it up but we are spaced challaged. Some data logging would still be good considering car to car differences also. Within the month I hope to get a good collection of data with the logger. olddragger Charles R. Hill 03-10-2008, 10:13 AM Since the purpose of equalizing screens is to replicate a longer MAF tube, I wonder why Cam noted to not use a screen? Especially since the MAF sensors are already hyper-sensitive.....:dunno: morkusyambo 03-10-2008, 10:49 AM What do you guys think about putting the stock screen in between the MAF and air filter? MazdaManiac 03-10-2008, 11:36 AM Jeff, Thank you for your opinion. Now- Opinions are nice, but can someone log some data and post it so that others can form their own opion as to how close an aftermarket sensor is to the stock one? No opinion. I have hours of logged data. The relationship I noted is how it is on all of the cars I've logged. Do it yourself. I still don't understand where you come off thinking we need to do your homework. lolachampcar 03-11-2008, 06:54 AM No opinion. I have hours of logged data. The relationship I noted is how it is on all of the cars I've logged. Do it yourself. I still don't understand where you come off thinking we need to do your homework. Do not need to. I know they are the same. That is not the point. No matter how smart I may or may not think I am, I do not expect others to take my opinion as fact just because I post a lot, run my mouth and say "it is so". I try to provide data so others can form their own opinion. I've also been around long enough to have been wrong on many an occasion so I know I do not know everything. For instance, if I were to say that I did such and such to a turbo installation and got so and so results, I'd post the data and say "I think this is what is going on, anyone have a different opinion?". I'd probably post the file too so others could give it a try but I think I know how you feel about that. lolachampcar 03-11-2008, 07:01 AM I don't have any documented evidence, I should be able to find some as I have plenty of Motec logging from Wildcards blown RX-8. But I do remember "Grandad" telling me when I did the very first prototype of a scan tool that they were that close it didn't matter. He had a Motec Lambda sendor and controller in my car, and I had the prototype software running, and we also had the old "Ric Shaw" piggy back plugged in as we took a trip the the MazFix dyno. And there we stuck the dyno dynamics lamba sensor up the other tail pipe. So we had 3 going at the time. Kicking myself now for now "recording" it for prosperity. That was way back in very early 2004. But yes, some empirical results would be great to see. Cheers, Hymee. Hymee, I know you are buried busy. If you get a free minute to post the data I think it would be helpful. I trust the factory sensor but there may be others out there that want to see some proof before they trust it to do their own tuning. Thanks, Lola Hymee 03-11-2008, 07:17 AM I've got heaps of MoTeC logging. I've got lots of CSV logs of sCANalyser Live. Some of them might even be from Wildcard's car when we had the MoTeC bung in it as well. But I think I would have a very difficult time finding it all, and then correlating it. It would be quicker for me to do some fresh logging with what I have, and borrow a MoTeC from Grandad. But I don't want to put a bung in my pipe at the moment, so it will have to be up the tail pipe. And then someone will argue with that... What I need to do is look at the "calibration" curve with sCANalyser Live V2, cause I can log the Lambda as well as the volts (current?) as reported to the PCM. Cheers, Hymee. shinka213 03-11-2008, 07:32 AM Since the purpose of equalizing screens is to replicate a longer MAF tube, I wonder why Cam noted to not use a screen? Especially since the MAF sensors are already hyper-sensitive.....:dunno: Hey Ray.....at the risk of sounding "blondish" :lol: would using an AEM CAI help with this particular situation? lolachampcar 03-11-2008, 08:15 AM Bung?! Pipe?! This sounds painful. All kidding aside, thanks Hymee. Charles R. Hill 03-11-2008, 10:55 AM Hey Ray.....at the risk of sounding "blondish" :lol: would using an AEM CAI help with this particular situation? Jeff knows a lot more about the details of one CAI/intake pipe dimension versus another than I do. We were talking about comparisons between the AEM/MazdaSpeed and K+N the other day but I can't remember what we discussed.:lol2: Perhaps he'll chime in and re-explain it.:) marsredr100 03-11-2008, 01:00 PM Jeff knows a lot more about the details of one CAI/intake pipe dimension versus another than I do. We were talking about comparisons between the AEM/MazdaSpeed and K+N the other day but I can't remember what we discussed.:lol2: Perhaps he'll chime in and re-explain it.:) I'm waiting :scratchhe shinka213 03-11-2008, 07:55 PM im thinking.....and by all means correct me if im wrong..... :lol: the AEM CAI is much longer and actually goes into the nose... therefore, would the air thats going in be much more stable as it reaches the MAF sensor? :dunno: MazdaManiac 03-11-2008, 08:01 PM The longer the tube before and AFTER the MAF, the better. morkusyambo 03-11-2008, 08:15 PM Jeff, did you have to put some type of screen in front of the pettit kit MAF in order to tune it properly with the AP?? MazdaManiac 03-11-2008, 08:37 PM I'm not sure if the vehicle that I just worked with had a screen or not. Since the idle is so high on the Pettit application, the accuracy of the low-end flow isn't as important. I'd suggest it, but getting the MAF tube out to a proper length is going to be more important. lolachampcar 03-12-2008, 06:33 AM I'm not sure if the vehicle that I just worked with had a screen or not. Since the idle is so high on the Pettit application, the accuracy of the low-end flow isn't as important. I'd suggest it, but getting the MAF tube out to a proper length is going to be more important. Jeff, were you able to address the high idle? olddragger 03-12-2008, 10:24 AM My understanding Lola is since the s.c places a load on the engine from idle upward--it requires a faster idle than oem. personnally i have always preferred an idle of around 1 k on this engine. it seems happier. olddragger zenrx8 03-12-2008, 11:57 AM I must be lucky. My idle has always been stable and "rock solid" at 1100 rpm after the SC install, everytime, even after I reset the PCM (pull the room fuse). And I'm running a screen. Charles R. Hill 03-12-2008, 01:14 PM Zen, the 1,100 rpm idle speed has always been smooth. The idea was whether ot not 1,100 was a desirable idle speed or not. Hymee 03-12-2008, 01:27 PM As the S/C places more load on the engine, as does an A/C compressor or alternator, the speed of idle need not change. The trick is to automatically get more thottle opening to conteract the load, but not exceed it, so the target RPM remains the same. Cheers, Hymee. Charles R. Hill 03-12-2008, 01:32 PM MM was thinking, last I knew, that the S/C may have been wreaking havoc on the MAF sensor as a result of a few issues. Any ideas, Hymee? Hymee 03-12-2008, 01:40 PM MM was thinking, last I knew, that the S/C may have been wreaking havoc on the MAF sensor as a result of a few issues. Any ideas, Hymee? In theory, at idle the S/C isn't "there" as the bypass valve is open. In practice the bypass is actually open. What this means is that the S/C is no putting any boost into the intake, or drawing in any more are than what the engine wants. So in this repsect, theory matches practice. I assume what your getting at is the concept of "reversion" (i.e. the S/C creating pulses back up the MAF tube), which needs more study I guess, rather than postulation. That said, the engine still has a net postive flow of air that is all being measured by the MAF... Cheers, Hymee. Charles R. Hill 03-12-2008, 01:50 PM Yep, the reversion-pulse theory. zenrx8 03-12-2008, 01:54 PM You go, guys. I can't wait until you work the bugs out of this piece of crap:evil_laug morkusyambo 03-12-2008, 01:55 PM I'm not sure if the vehicle that I just worked with had a screen or not. Since the idle is so high on the Pettit application, the accuracy of the low-end flow isn't as important. I'd suggest it, but getting the MAF tube out to a proper length is going to be more important. Could you find out, because i'm thinking it wouldn't be hard at all to glue the stock screen to the front of the new MAF housing? MazdaManiac 03-12-2008, 02:07 PM Yeah, it has to be kept up to 1100 because of the way the kit is designed. If it had been done right, there wouldn't be a load at idle. I can set the idle anywhere I want, but it seeks pretty heavily at anything under 1k. The BPV flutters, too, which makes it even more difficult. A clutch (like the OEMs) would have fixed this. MazdaManiac 03-12-2008, 02:40 PM A couple of points (before people get their panties in a wad): The cause of the bad idle is not totally clear to me, but it appears to be a combination of "chopping" from the blower, odd spring tension on the BPV, bad MAF housing design and load. That said, at 1100 RPM, it is quite nice. I don't know that I hate it. lol. Honestly, the twin-screw makes some really musical noises and the power delivery is more than satisfactory. From the beginning, my assault on the Pettit is not because it is an SC but because the engineering of the kit was so lax. Fortunately, the issues are being met one by one and it will ultimately be an excellent system. Its just too bad that the owners need to bear the brunt of this re-engineering effort. VarneyMazda 03-12-2008, 02:47 PM A couple of points (before people get their panties in a wad): The cause of the bad idle is not totally clear to me, but it appears to be a combination of "chopping" from the blower, odd spring tension on the BPV, bad MAF housing design and load. That said, at 1100 RPM, it is quite nice. I don't know that I hate it. lol. Honestly, the twin-screw makes some really musical noises and the power delivery is more than satisfactory. From the beginning, my assault on the Pettit is not because it is an SC but because the engineering of the kit was so lax. Fortunately, the issues are being met one by one and it will ultimately be an excellent system. Its just too bad that the owners need to bear the brunt of this re-engineering effort. sounds like the first run's of the greddy kit. Just my thoughts haha. mysql 03-12-2008, 02:50 PM first run? greddy never fixed anything of substance even today. That's why we replace the fuel management, and better yet, replace the turbo. Then it's a damn fine kit. Charles R. Hill 03-12-2008, 02:51 PM Yes, Varney. There is the engineering and then there is the politics. Rarely do they have much to do with one another. MazdaManiac 03-12-2008, 02:59 PM Think - Army Corps of Engineering. Then think - New Orleans. Then think - Katrina. Politics and engineering mixed into the finest broth! eviltwinkie 03-12-2008, 03:03 PM Think - Army Corps of Engineering. Then think - New Orleans. Then think - Katrina. Politics and engineering mixed into the finest broth! Think humans... Think stupid idea to place a city... Think nature... Even after centuries and countless lives lost...humans still have not learned... Stupidity trumps politics every time... Carry on... Phil's 8 03-12-2008, 03:07 PM I'm not sure if the vehicle that I just worked with had a screen or not. Since the idle is so high on the Pettit application, the accuracy of the low-end flow isn't as important. I'd suggest it, but getting the MAF tube out to a proper length is going to be more important. No it does not. Phil's 8 03-12-2008, 03:15 PM Think humans... Think stupid idea to place a city... Think nature... Even after centuries and countless lives lost...humans still have not learned... Stupidity trumps politics every time... Carry on... Oh yes and it's all your fault as you are supposed to watching the gene pool - FAIL:) eviltwinkie 03-12-2008, 03:18 PM Oh yes and it's all your fault as you are supposed to watching the gene pool - FAIL:) http://www.catwack.com/pics/636.jpg marsredr100 03-12-2008, 06:03 PM Fortunately, the issues are being met one by one and it will ultimately be an excellent system. Oh, Oh! Jeff is going softy on us again. :Eyecrazy: WTF, can someone please get him back on track. Bastage, Shinka, OD, anyone...pleaseeeee. :eyetwitch Charles R. Hill 03-12-2008, 06:08 PM Oh, Oh! Jeff is going softy on us again. :Eyecrazy: WTF, can someone please get him back on track. Bastage, Shinka, OD, anyone...pleaseeeee. :eyetwitch Don't jump to conclusions, Juan.:) Bastage 03-12-2008, 06:39 PM Oh, Oh! Jeff is going softy on us again. :Eyecrazy: WTF, can someone please get him back on track. Bastage, Shinka, OD, anyone...pleaseeeee. :eyetwitch OK... I'll start by saying... Nah nevermind, not worth it. Moon Assad 03-12-2008, 07:15 PM Anyone now who won the BP car, maybe a friend of a friend. Who ever did is one lucky basterd. lolachampcar 03-12-2008, 07:42 PM I got inspired and started playing with the Electronic Throttle Control stuff a bit. I had the idle down to 950 and the ETC caught the rapid throttle off about 85% of the time after a hard pull but it would still stall from time to time. I know, I know…. That is not good enough and I agree but it was a lot better. You can also let the clutch out now without touching the gas and it will drive away (like a proper ETC car should). I'll keep at it when I find spare time and maybe I will get lucky. zenrx8 03-12-2008, 09:07 PM A couple of points (before people get their panties in a wad): The cause of the bad idle is not totally clear to me, but it appears to be a combination of "chopping" from the blower, odd spring tension on the BPV, bad MAF housing design and load. That said, at 1100 RPM, it is quite nice. I don't know that I hate it. lol. Honestly, the twin-screw makes some really musical noises and the power delivery is more than satisfactory. From the beginning, my assault on the Pettit is not because it is an SC but because the engineering of the kit was so lax. Fortunately, the issues are being met one by one and it will ultimately be an excellent system. Its just too bad that the owners need to bear the brunt of this re-engineering effort. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Yeah, fuck me, what a piece of shit this Pettit kit is, especially after that Moon guy came and gave me that crappy install - I should have listened to all the advice I got here. I've been pissed about the idle since day one. I'm actually thinking about an IntX and Greddy, or maybe something reliable like a Turbinator. Anything to get me away from the driveablility and 20 mpg, ANYTHING. Dear God, save me from my supercharger! ..... Not.:lol2: Charles R. Hill 03-12-2008, 09:14 PM What are you trying to say, Zen? I can't tell if you really like your S/C or not. Bastage 03-12-2008, 09:38 PM Anyone now who won the BP car, maybe a friend of a friend. Who ever did is one lucky basterd. I sent them an email a month or two ago asking the question, and they have not responded. I'm guessing their using the car as a promotional tool all over the country... too bad it's an auto J/K Phil It's on the mazdausa website now too: http://www.mazdausa.com/MusaWeb/displayPage.action?pageParameter=promoSweepstakesR X8 and the mazdaespanol site: http://www.mazdaespanol.com/mazdausa/enes/24/_www_mazdausa_com/MusaWeb/displayPage.action?pageParameter=mazdaSpeedTuningS howsCommon§ionParameter=tuningShows52 BTW Moon, we'll be down there on the 28th, we'll buy the Pizza this time. Phil's 8 03-12-2008, 09:43 PM I sent them an email a month or two ago asking the question, and they have not responded. I'm guessing their using the car as a promotional tool all over the country... too bad it's an auto J/K Phil It's on the mazdausa website now too: http://www.mazdausa.com/MusaWeb/displayPage.action?pageParameter=promoSweepstakesR X8 BTW Moon, we'll be down there on the 28th, we'll buy the Pizza this time. I hope your joking:) :) Moon Assad 03-12-2008, 11:05 PM I got inspired and started playing with the Electronic Throttle Control stuff a bit. I had the idle down to 950 and the ETC caught the rapid throttle off about 85% of the time after a hard pull but it would still stall from time to time. I know, I know…. That is not good enough and I agree but it was a lot better. You can also let the clutch out now without touching the gas and it will drive away (like a proper ETC car should). I'll keep at it when I find spare time and maybe I will get lucky. Yeh, Cam noticed we forgot to do the bypass mod, ill do it in the morning. Moon Assad 03-12-2008, 11:11 PM I sent them an email a month or two ago asking the question, and they have not responded. I'm guessing their using the car as a promotional tool all over the country... too bad it's an auto J/K Phil It's on the mazdausa website now too: http://www.mazdausa.com/MusaWeb/displayPage.action?pageParameter=promoSweepstakesR X8 and the mazdaespanol site: http://www.mazdaespanol.com/mazdausa/enes/24/_www_mazdausa_com/MusaWeb/displayPage.action?pageParameter=mazdaSpeedTuningS howsCommon§ionParameter=tuningShows52 BTW Moon, we'll be down there on the 28th, we'll buy the Pizza this time. What an auto hating Bastage you are, dam you to hell. zenrx8 03-13-2008, 10:14 AM What are you trying to say, Zen? I can't tell if you really like your S/C or not. Like I told Cam: this kit has been so damned good right from the start I can't believe it. It is without a doubt the most satisfying modification I have ever made to any vehicle. By the time you guys get all these terrible kinks worked out, I'm gonna have to move my seat back even farther; I'll have so much wood that Shinka will be using my picture for her avatar :) And just in case you haven't read well 'tween the lines, Moon fucking rocks. shinka213 03-13-2008, 09:52 PM got my efi dude today....gonna do some loggin tomorrow if the weather cooperates... :D: Hymee 03-14-2008, 02:21 AM got my efi dude today....gonna do some loggin tomorrow if the weather cooperates... :D: Nice tool that. Essentially a mini MoTeC plus the Interprerter software. I don't think you can get a MoTeC with Lambda logging enabled for under a couple grand. At least you get a complete ECU, but we alread got a great one courtesy of Mazda. Cheers, Hymee. MazdaManiac 03-14-2008, 02:27 AM got my efi dude today....gonna do some loggin tomorrow if the weather cooperates... :D: What data are you looking for? shinka213 03-14-2008, 05:21 PM wanted to check the AFRs and the timing...for starters i did a couple of runs today....got 2 good pulls in ..just over 8k....traffic was a little tight... the software is really cool...does lots of neat stuff ..... on the first pull...2nd at 8066 the AFR was 11.51 on the second pull...2nd a 8002 the AFR was 12.49 these #s are coming from the first pettit flash Kane 03-14-2008, 05:28 PM Kind of lean - did you hold the RPM or were you at WOT gunning it. Did the AFR come off your Cobalt or the stock Wideband? Both have latency; so a quick run might screw with the info. shinka213 03-14-2008, 05:53 PM readings came from the efi dude data logger... plugged it into the opd port... i cant really get an accurate read on the cobalt while im driving...there's too much change...and i'd rather keep my eyes on the road... basically it was a pull in 2nd from a stop sign to the next...i ran out of room to take it further... these were my first runs with the DUDE...next run, i will spend some time on the highway etc...to get a better over all pic Kane 03-14-2008, 05:56 PM Yeah, try to load it up and hold it for a second or two - the tail end of that will be more accurate. If it is still reading high 12's at 8000 RPM, then you might want to address it... shinka213 03-14-2008, 06:16 PM i will be getting the updated flash soon... ive emailed my data to the appropriate authorities... :lol2: for their perusal... Kane 03-14-2008, 06:28 PM HAHA, sounds good to me!!!! BTW - your autometer can Datalog as well; with both, you can cross compare. shinka213 03-14-2008, 07:31 PM HAHA, sounds good to me!!!! BTW - your autometer can Datalog as well; with both, you can cross compare. is there software im not aware of for the autometer? Kane 03-14-2008, 07:48 PM There are options to send the AFR info to an external logger. http://www.autometer.com/download_instruction/1143A.pdf shinka213 03-14-2008, 07:53 PM thanks Kane im thinking i'll stick with the efi Dude.... its so user friendly, even an ole lady can use it.. :D: Dogpound48 03-16-2008, 05:04 AM We are alomst done and as usually with each step I have a few more questions. 1) The picture below shows a wire clip that I can't seem to find what it attaches to. Can someone please point me in the right direction. 2) How long does it take for I/C pump to start cycling coolant? It doesn't seem to be doing anything, When we first hooked it up it wasn't even pumping just overheating. Then after disassembling it we got it to start to pump. But it isn't cycling the coolant back around. 3) What are good AFR's going to be when running? Hymee 03-16-2008, 05:24 AM That looks like a plug/socket that isn't connected?? Cheers, Hymee. tdiddy 03-16-2008, 08:47 AM That looks like the VFAD plug. Is it attached to the MAF wire? If so, its no longer needed. Charles R. Hill 03-16-2008, 09:57 AM A/C clutch compressor connector? I/C pump needs to be primed, too. Dogpound48 03-16-2008, 10:01 AM That looks like the VFAD plug. Is it attached to the MAF wire? If so, its no longer needed. I've got that one covered. It also has a green plug. But thanks Dogpound48 03-16-2008, 10:12 AM That looks like a plug/socket that isn't connected?? Cheers, Hymee. Yeah that is what happens when it has been 20 straight hours in the garage and your fried. A/C clutch compressor connector? I/C pump needs to be primed, too. Thought that might be the case with the pump. Figred I would check first. Will check the A/C it is right next to it so makes sense. I do have one more question regarding the VDI connection from the Vacuum box. When I spoke to CAM last week he said to pull the hose that connects between the Vacuum box and the VDI. I just wanted to make sure which one he was talking about and find out what VDI stands for. |