Electronic AFM adjustments & large injectors.
Bryan Moody
bmoody at bellsouth.net
Mon Mar 1 18:33:17 GMT 1999
I like your idea.
Let me know how it works.
Marcel wrote:
>
> Clarence L.Snyder wrote:
>
> > Partly right - partly wrong. It will work as you say untill the airflow
> > maxes out the AFM - then it gets non-linear real fast.
>
> But, when I have this offset adjustment tool, I can adapt
> ANY natural log AFM to work well, including ones that flow enough!
>
> Do different capacity AFM's max out at different voltages or do they
> add a scaling factor to this "ln flow" formula to fit within the 0-5V
> range?
>
> I'd have to adjust that scaling factor too, if I want to adapt a
> different AFM. That might make things a bit more complicated.
>
> Anyone know at what hp level stock Toyota 4A-GE (redhat) AFM's
> max out? I know the injectors will at about 140-150hp, but
> when does the AFM?
>
> Of course if I take care of all this and publish the details
> with schematic, we'd have a nice universal mod package for
> ppl who want to retain most factory stuff (like me) and still
> get better mixture spread than with spring tension adjustments.
>
> thanks,
>
> Marcel
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Bryan Moody
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