hitting a wall @5000 rpm
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Re: hitting a wall @5000 rpm
no run out for sure.... but just checking the log previously posted, in the page8, it seems to my that, theres an imaginary gap ... i have clear what can cause a "phantom tooth" but can´t imagine what causes an imaginary gap!!
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Re: hitting a wall @5000 rpm
What air-gap are you using now?
Re: hitting a wall @5000 rpm
1.1 mm
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Re: hitting a wall @5000 rpm
I would try closing that gap. With little/no wheel run-out you should be able to go down to .25 mm, even less, with no problem.
Re: hitting a wall @5000 rpm
Juan
Re: hitting a wall @5000 rpm
here´s the log files
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Re: hitting a wall @5000 rpm
The max TP in that last log is about 50%, and the max MAP about 82 kPA. Are you up at a higher altitude, is that why max MAP isn't near 100? Is your TPS calibration way off, or are you only giving it part-throttle while expecting it to rev?
Re: hitting a wall @5000 rpm
yes, i´m @ 6200 ft over sea level