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mark chandler

posted on 6/3/11 at 07:27 PM Reply With Quote
Turbo blade megasquirt map

In case someone wants a starting point, this makes 201BHP on my 919 turbo blade engine, squirt only.

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Regards Mark

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matt_gsxr

posted on 7/3/11 at 02:31 PM Reply With Quote
Very useful. Thanks.

Different engine in my case, but useful starting point.

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coyoteboy

posted on 8/3/11 at 11:52 AM Reply With Quote
Nicely done, in the spirit of megasquirt. I like to see people sharing maps (with the usual safety provisos).

Mark, are you running lower compression?

[Edited on 8/3/11 by coyoteboy]

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mark chandler

posted on 8/3/11 at 08:41 PM Reply With Quote
Engine as it came out the bike

Gaskets cost £££

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coyoteboy

posted on 9/3/11 at 03:13 AM Reply With Quote
Impressed you're not melting/smashing pistons then!
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mark chandler

posted on 15/3/11 at 10:12 AM Reply With Quote
Intake charge stays cool, only 7PSI so not stupid boost and no pinking.

If the engine does go bang its £400 for a replacement, I have a spare lump anyway. Gaskets would cost ~£200 so as everything is marginal at this power within the gearbox I will just swap out if it blows.

Installed an oil cooler as I am a bit worried about heat, it gets hot very quickly and the oil is black after every track day so gets changed.

Regards Mark

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Andy3004

posted on 1/4/11 at 12:54 PM Reply With Quote
Mark sorry for the thread hijac, but am looking at installing something like your setup on mine and would be very greatful for some hardware advice...

Currently running a 919 blade turbo on carbs and want to switch to FI and megasquirt. Is it simply a case that you can bolt on a set of say 954 throttle bodies with appropriate fuel pump etc and off you go? I'm ok with mechanicals but electrics aren't my forte!

I've heard stories of needing to tap the head/block for sensors to work with the fuel injection, but no idea really!

Any advice appreciated!

Cheers

Andy

p.s great job on your engine by the way!

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coyoteboy

posted on 1/4/11 at 01:04 PM Reply With Quote
In order to get the MS to work you'll need a vacuum source (normally comes from one throttle on a car so you may need to average across all ports) and you need injectors fitted. Assuming your new TBs have injectors they probably come with a suitable location for MAP takeoff. I don't know about the specific ones you're discussing though.
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Andy3004

posted on 1/4/11 at 05:02 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by coyoteboy
In order to get the MS to work you'll need a vacuum source (normally comes from one throttle on a car so you may need to average across all ports) and you need injectors fitted. Assuming your new TBs have injectors they probably come with a suitable location for MAP takeoff. I don't know about the specific ones you're discussing though.


Thanks for that

Does sound sensible! Cheers!

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matt_gsxr

posted on 2/4/11 at 11:22 AM Reply With Quote
Mark,

Back to the original map. Is this MS1?

I suspect it is. If MS2 then it looks like "Multiply MAP" is turned off. MS1 doesn't support multiply map (if I remember correctly).

Not a problem, but relevant information to anyone attempting to use the map from the OP.

Matt

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