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Another R1 emissions thread sorry
locoboy - 9/8/07 at 03:42 PM

Sorry to bore you all again.

I need a duffers guide to my emissions readings at SVA

I had 2 fast idle tests

CO limit was 0.3 i was 2.24 and 1.79 respectively
HC limit was 200 i was 84 and 252 respectively
Lambda limit is 0.97-1.03 i was 0.94 and 0.95 respectively.

Natural idle test passed ok.

Can anyone suggest what i may need to do to gain better readings?


mike smith1 - 9/8/07 at 04:02 PM

I take it thats its a carb R1?

You could look at the tubes and fish tank valve option, worked a treat for me at SVA with our blade.

Mike


BenB - 9/8/07 at 04:27 PM

Short of getting a full tune-up at a BEC friendly garage which has a Krypton tuner your choices are limited to either using something like an Gunsons Gastester or a Colortune.
I got surprisingly close with my carbs using just a Colortune and a carb sync balancer. Infact, I got close enough to pass... It helped I've got a sheddy old engine though so the limits aren't too onerous.


zxrlocost - 9/8/07 at 04:33 PM

what kind of CAT do you have colin


smart51 - 9/8/07 at 05:15 PM

lambda of less than 1 means you're running too rich. low CO and low (one one test) HC means you should have an easy job of adjusting it. If its a carbed engine, turn the idle screws in a touch until lambda is right.

My local MOT place let me use their gas tester for free.


locoboy - 11/8/07 at 03:08 PM

Colin,

Do you mean idle screws or Mixture screws?

Thanks


smart51 - 11/8/07 at 06:37 PM

Mixture screws, sorry. Idle mixture screws to be precise because they change the mixture at idle.