[Diy_efi] A/F mixture, EGT and engine damage
Don Sauman
don.sauman
Mon May 16 23:07:13 UTC 2005
Seems lean to me.
When the engine is stressed at WOT or under load, I wouldn't like to see
an A/F ratio of more than 12:1. Leaner than that will send the exhaust
temp high and it starts to spit out valves.
This is not worth the fuel saviing.
Don
Tim Marsteiner wrote:
>Some owners of my type of motorcyle have reported
>burnt exhaust valves and cracked cylinder heads. I
>have logged data running one of the standard factory
>tunes showing peak EGTs >1500 F and A/F > 13.2:1 at
>WOT. I have also recorded even higher EGTs (1663 F) at
>mid to low engine loads.
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>This page shows Avg EGT, Peak EGT and the number of
>samples at each operating "cell" in the map (TPS vs
>RPMs).
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>http://www.superxtune.com/images/8320Cyl2_egt.jpg
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>Any opinions on which of the above conditions is doing
>the most (if any) damage?
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>At mid to low engine loads do you need to be concerned
>with high EGT or should I just focus on richening up
>the higher engine load points?
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>Thanks,
>Tim
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>I have experimented and cannot get the
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>Does high EGT mean the exhasut valve is in danger?
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