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I have one of those engine at the worshop with a turbo kit, let me check the trigger patter tomorrow. Should run great with the monsoon.

done, we were running the stock ecu before, and make no changes to the triggers, so I'm guessing they should be the same.

I have a storm wire to a LS7 engine, is a turbo setup but, should work either way. Send me your email address so I can email the file from my other laptop.

Yes you can always improve the cooling system, but I'm talking about engines with 100-150whp per cylinders, in roadracing na engine we usually don't have engine temp problems, thanks for the info, 3 degrees is not gonna cut it.

In roadracing cars engine temp is a big problem with high power engines, I have never really try e85 to lower engine temp, I have seen that even race fuel lower egt and e85 aswell but I have not yet try it and check if it lower engine temp, have someone go from pump gas to e85 or racefuel and see lower engine temps? Regards

the dyno is gonna be your best friend for vvt tuning, cause is not na you can just see your lambda to check that your VE is increasing or decreasing (more or less power). cause you are FI sometimes you can see higher boost but doesnt necessarily mean you are making more power (at least in turbo engines)

you are hitting your map limit a couple of time.

I would suggest that you post your romfile and a log so we can have a look.

i dont see any tune. thats right, you can even lower the dwell until you lose power on the dyno or have misfire (sometimes you are gonna see lost on power before hearing a misfire), and then rise the dwell until you stop gaining power, you want to have as lower dwell time as you can.

I will suggest to read the help section about antilag, but that table is in degrees that you are gonna take out of the ing table, so is all in negative numbers, thats why the software dont allows positive numbers on that table.

For what I see you want to keep everything like stock, and unless you find a plug and play ecu with total support for the CAN on your car, you are not gonna have it. You can try install a ecu as a piggyback to have full control over the engine and leave the integration to the car to the stock ECU.

yes it will need a retune, a safe way to start is to take out some timing and put more fuel everywhere on the boost area, is better to start rich that lean.

Hi Mohamad, post a log on the street and your rom so we can have a look.

I dont know what engine or specs are you running cause with that boost you could have 300hp, on some engines even more. If you have to much boost on the midrange you just need to adjust the WGDC map, you dont have to run let say 70-90% of WGDC you could run from 0 to 100 if you need it for your needs. Post a rom and log file to check it out. Regards,

0.5 spring pressure to 1.5 bar with solenoide sound about right... what turbo are you running in that engine?