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471WHP/469WTQ - COBB/JB4 on Pump 94 Gas
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10-02-2011, 02:02 PM | #1 |
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471WHP/469WTQ - COBB/JB4 on Pump 94 Gas
Hit the dyno yesterday with my current COBB/JB4 setup. Lucky me my meth wouldn't turn on as it looks like my boost line going to the meth controller is f*ed somewhere and isn't sending enough boost to it to activate it automatically. I ended up running on pump gas for most of the runs and then near the end it dawned on me that I could've just manually activated meth using voltage to the controller input instead of boost for the runs but by then my time on the dyno was almost done
I was on pump 94 gas for the runs shown below. Initially dyno graphs looked quite sketchy with significant oscillation in power down low below 4.5k rpm due to boost oscillating. After some adjustments to JB4's map6 and user adjustable settings I seemed to have found a way to stabilize boost enough for a decent power curve but, being anal, I'll have to work on it some more as its not as good as I think it can be. In the end I managed to try 3 different setups: 1) 2 custom "stock" maps from COBB running stock boost, stock timing and one is 11AFR and the other 12AFR with the JB4 map6 on top for boost. JB4's fuel settings all set to zero (i.e. JB4's closed loop wideband biasing disabled). 2) Current COBB Stage 2+ OTS map. I ran it on its own as well as JB4 map6 on top. This map gave me some greif on the dyno as it obviously doesn't have the misfire detection turned off which is required on my car. In its original form it runs strong on my car but stacking a JB4 on top 2-3 times caused the car to misfire up top. But I was curious what I could do with it on the dyno so I ran it. After all was said and done, results are below. Spraying 100% meth didn't help AT ALL which surprised me, if anything it reduced power as its already running rich enough. I added race gas at the end thinking I could squeeze out a bit more but nothing changed again as I wasn't changing boost as it was already maxed for this stacked setup. Now the most boost I could squeeze out on this setup is 20psi midrange tapering to 16.5-17psi at 6k rpm down to 16psi at redline. It'll be interesting to see how upping boost higher changes numbers especially up top. A lot of people say, just hold 20psi to redline as you're on RB turbos. Sure, I'll try it, but IMO if the cylinder head won't allow them to flow that much air into the cylinders it won't do much. We're still gated by the port sizes on the head no matter what and just arbitrarily raising boost by Xpsi won't necessarily mean more power near redline. Remains to be seen of course... My IATs were in the 95-110F range as meth wasn't working in the beginning when the dynos below were taken. With meth flowing IATs went down to about 80F. Ambient temp in the dyno room was around 70F and, shockingly enough, as I was making changes I didn't realize someone turned the damn fan off, damn it! lol Anyways, just to show work in progress, as it really was a totally shitty day on the dyno...this stacked tune is more aggressive than I'd like for pump gas but what I really like is Stage2+ on its own with RB turbos and pump gas putting down 450whp, NO METH. On the street here in Canada in winter with sub zero ambient temps, even without meth, on the Stage 2+ OTS map I wouldn't be surprised if this is really 470-480whp just on pump gas. Numbers are shown UNCORRECTED, STD was correcting it higher. If anyone is interested in STD numbers I can post those as well. In the end, ton of room to play with, more tinkering required to squeeze out more with more boost once I get my meth flow back and get the ability to up boost either by changing to a 12ohm jb4 board from the current 15ohm OR get yet another stockish calibration from the good guys at COBB, or maybe both... more to follow...i think this is really pretty good for a lower than stock timing curve...the tune runs up to 8 deg less timing down low and 2 deg less than stock up top (stage 2+ OTS that is)... P.S. For those that recall my dynos back in March with procede in the car it did 496whp UNCORRECTED at 19psi@6krpm on race gas and meth, 480 something STD on stock timing, 13AFR midrange and 12.5-12.8 up top as rev2 couldn't run any richer and we were worried about fuel system limitations..Ambient temps in the room were 68F.. Last edited by dzenno; 10-02-2011 at 02:08 PM.. |
10-02-2011, 02:28 PM | #4 |
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thanks bud
JB4 is used to progressively add boost on top of the COBB base flash map (whatever is flashed on the car) only when there is meth flowing. I'm doing this to have a race tune setup of some sort in the interim as at the moment COBB doesn't have a way to do progressive meth setups. Its not as easy as I initially thought mostly because I don't have all the power in my hands to change things at will internally in the flash or the piggy side as much as I'd like so all major changes depend heavily on the good will of both COBB and Terry to help out and they've been more than helpful... |
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10-02-2011, 02:32 PM | #5 | |
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If Rob is successfully using meth, I would love to see how he does it. I can't imagine he's taking the chance that the meth kit will flow perfectly without any kinds of failsafes. |
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10-02-2011, 02:39 PM | #6 |
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Good stuff... I am considering a similar experiment with the Procede and PWM atop a Cobb flash, but frankly with my otherwise stock setup, the newest beta methanol maps that Shiv put together are working beautifully. (Timing and all). If, at some point I do add a couple of bolt ons, I think I might revisit this issue as needed. t The Procede user tuning interface should allow me to dial in a "co-tune" pretty well, if I can get the resolution.
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10-02-2011, 03:26 PM | #9 | |
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Considered of course, but won't guinea pig that one though.. I'm happy with these numbers already to tell you the truth...now I just need a bit more boost and meth and I'm buttoning it up for a while |
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10-02-2011, 03:37 PM | #10 |
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good runs - was finally happy to see the meth flowing after we were stumped for hours but sadly it didn't add much to the numbers. Still a good show though!
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10-02-2011, 03:58 PM | #11 |
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Nice runs bro, looking forward to your continued progress. Dump the flow sensor and grab an fsb if you are still going to run the hybrid setup using jb4 for meth progression.
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10-02-2011, 04:07 PM | #12 |
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And here's why my meth stopped working...boost line going from DVs to the meth controller melted in the back as it touched a hot part of the engine...crappy boost line, new line won't run back there...never really liked this type of line that coolingmist used to provide with their kits
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10-02-2011, 04:10 PM | #13 |
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I keep seeing all of these crazy numbers on just pump and meth, wtf?! I have the same mods RB turbos and all and I only made 415rwhp and 412wtq on pump and meth @16.5psi... Anyways nice numbers dzenno!
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10-02-2011, 04:14 PM | #14 | |
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I ditched the coolingmist sensor and I'm running the new aquamist one...a lot better and more reliable and 100% meth safe..I don't really like the fsb because as far as i understand it sits on the pumps power wire...the pump can pulse even with the line fully clogged up as it has a fluid bypass inside so it'd give a false flow reading to the jb4 when the line is really not pushing fluid all the way to the injectors...I could be totally wrong but I prefer to use an actual sensor that "sees" the flow happening.. |
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10-02-2011, 04:17 PM | #15 |
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Something doesn't sound right...you're on the jb4, did you send your logs/dynos to Terry? Plugs/coils/injectors?
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10-02-2011, 04:32 PM | #16 |
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Lol well considering that those heads are pretty much useless without upgraded turbo's and all that you've done to your car with all the testing, dyno's, and logs and stuff who else would be the perfect guinea.
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10-02-2011, 08:55 PM | #17 |
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Let him Guinea this current stuff first. Knowing Dzenno, he'll be desperate to find something else to push the boundaries with after he gets this sorted out. Just give him time
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