I usually end up increasing this value. The amount will depend on injector size, plenum size, fuel pressure, and engine responsiveness. Maybe try 14 ms? Back down if the engine is too sluggish.
I usually end up increasing this value. The amount will depend on injector size, plenum size, fuel pressure, and engine responsiveness. Maybe try 14 ms? Back down if the engine is too sluggish.
It would be helpful to know what your pulsewidth is during AE now.
IIRC 12.5 msec is all the time you have between injector pulses in Asynch. 12.5 msec would be 100% duty cycle. I doubt you are coming close to 12.5 msec during AE. MAP and TPS AE added together would have to have a value of 12,000 usec to max that out.
Screen shot your TPS/MAP AE and multiplier tables and post it up.
I tried 14 MS in Max Asynch BPW, Makes it sluggish on throttle tip in, and still lean pops when you smack the throttle open.
Chris, here are the AE paramters, I returned them to stock. Also here is the pulse width in AE from the last time I drove it. This was with the Max Aynch BPW raised from 12 to 14 Msec.
Homemade injector flow bench: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_g9K0VEsfE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBYMtJO0pX8
Here are my AE settings. This is an $E6 bin and ,I think, a BDJY mask.
It's been over a year since I set it up this way so I don't remember all of the symptoms that led me to this set-up. I could make the engine happy in warm weather, then when it would get below 40 degrees, AE would be way off. Rich in some places and lean in others. Thank God for WB02.
The one thing that really helped me was tweaking the coefficients.
Now the engine runs really well with the exception of a slight lean spot at tip in when it gets down in the 20's, but only until the engine is heat soaked, so I haven't bothered fixing it yet.
These settings probably won't work for you, but you can get an idea of what I did to get mine running right. It'll light the tires without effort from a stop light in any weather now.
My engine is a stock rebuilt 93 TBI block with vortec heads and RamJet "395" roller cam. Also a 46mm throttle body, shorty headers and Edelbrock 7116 intake manifold.
I'm also running a mildly tweaked LT1 timing table from a station wagon, I think.
The $42 TBI big blocks used a carburetor manifold with a heated spacer. The power level was low on these engines but plenum volume is still large and needs to get enough fuel so it doesn't pop. $42 doesn't have as many AE variables as $0D but you can still develop an idea of the way fuel was delivered.
I see a lot of your problem from that screen shot as well as the BPW during AE. Even if you could reach the highest values you are only giving it 3.6msec of injector pulse.
This is a WAG based off what I ran with the single plane victor jr 2bbl intake as well as the Weiand 177 blower.
MAP AE
0 122
20 1000
40 2250
60 3500
80 5000
TPS AE
0 122
3.1 500
6.3 1000
9.4 1500
12.5 2000
15.6 2500
18.8 3000
21.9 3250
25 3500
28.1 3700
31.3 3900
34.4 4100
37.5 4300
40.6 4500
43.8 4700
46.9 4900
50 5100
Thank you both for offering this insight!! I have been busy with other things past few days, going to get back to studying this now.
Chris,
Please elaborate. I'm trying to understand what you're telling me. Also, are you suggesting those values from your single plane Weiand TBI for my two Delta AE tables on this one I'm working on? Thanks.
Homemade injector flow bench: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_g9K0VEsfE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBYMtJO0pX8
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