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#1
Share your FIC map here!
Honda Fit boost.fi6
This is the one I've street tuned using a lot of gas and a wideband....enjoy!
Specs:
stock internals
RDX 410cc injectors
HKS kit with BOV
custom cold air intake in fender well
stock boost
2.5 exhaust
sea level
idles at 15.x
light throttle mid 13's
wide open at 11.2ish....
This is the one I've street tuned using a lot of gas and a wideband....enjoy!
Specs:
stock internals
RDX 410cc injectors
HKS kit with BOV
custom cold air intake in fender well
stock boost
2.5 exhaust
sea level
idles at 15.x
light throttle mid 13's
wide open at 11.2ish....
Last edited by 1990hondahf; 10-26-2010 at 07:12 PM.
#2
i sent you a tune of mine. no idea how to host files, only pictures, so if you want to host it and send me the link, ill add it to this post.
kit/tune specs:
top fuel japan manifold
garrett journal bearing gt turbo (i wish i knew which one, but its looks to be somwhere between a gt22 and gt25)
2" downpipe
2" test pipe
t1r cat-back
RC370 injectors
2" IC pipe
DSM BOV
8 psi
tuned at sea level
14.7 idle
15-13.5 normal driving, in vacuum
13.5-12 as boost increases
11.7 full boost in summer (90+ degrees)
12.0 full boost in the colder temps (40ish degrees)
known problems:
1. partial throttle, when slowly accelerating from a stop it sometimes has a stumble around 10-15 in vacuum. goes lean to about 16 for a split second then recovers to where it should be.
2. after driving any distance and coming to a stop, a/f stays around 13-13.5 for 20-30 seconds, then recovers to 14.7. timing is also advanced a few degrees when the a/f is in the 13's
kit/tune specs:
top fuel japan manifold
garrett journal bearing gt turbo (i wish i knew which one, but its looks to be somwhere between a gt22 and gt25)
2" downpipe
2" test pipe
t1r cat-back
RC370 injectors
2" IC pipe
DSM BOV
8 psi
tuned at sea level
14.7 idle
15-13.5 normal driving, in vacuum
13.5-12 as boost increases
11.7 full boost in summer (90+ degrees)
12.0 full boost in the colder temps (40ish degrees)
known problems:
1. partial throttle, when slowly accelerating from a stop it sometimes has a stumble around 10-15 in vacuum. goes lean to about 16 for a split second then recovers to where it should be.
2. after driving any distance and coming to a stop, a/f stays around 13-13.5 for 20-30 seconds, then recovers to 14.7. timing is also advanced a few degrees when the a/f is in the 13's
#4
Honda Fit boost.fi6
This is the one I've street tuned using a lot of gas and a wideband....enjoy!
Specs:
stock internals
RDX 410cc injectors
HKS kit with BOV
custom cold air intake in fender well
stock boost
2.5 exhaust
sea level
idles at 15.x
light throttle mid 13's
wide open at 11.2ish....
This is the one I've street tuned using a lot of gas and a wideband....enjoy!
Specs:
stock internals
RDX 410cc injectors
HKS kit with BOV
custom cold air intake in fender well
stock boost
2.5 exhaust
sea level
idles at 15.x
light throttle mid 13's
wide open at 11.2ish....
Did you need to do any modifications to get the rdx injectors to work (aside from base fuel map tune) or are they plug and play?
#5
Also, I'm just talking out of my ass here, This is my first time looking at an fic map, but do you have to put the injectors on such a high load durring vacuum? 15 psia and under are all at -%28 which seems like it should be running stupid rich in my minds eye. I picture making the rdx injectors look as much like the stock injectors to the ecu, but at -28% on 410cc injectors, they would behave like 295cc injectors during closed loop to the ecu and your fuel trim adjustment factor would be at -39 which is just barely even within the limits of the fuel trim (max is usually +/- %40), I just always thought the fuel map would look like a linear increase over 15psi.
This is what I'm picturing:
What is your LTF at?
This is what I'm picturing:
What is your LTF at?
Last edited by Lyon[Nightroad]; 12-02-2010 at 06:18 AM.
#7
Yeh, they need to be sanded off on the sides so they will slide into the stock injector connector.....not a big deal really. once you get the first one figured out the other 3 take 30 seconds.
#9
Tunadaman's Fit RDX 410cc Injectors Tuning.fi6
HKS Honda Fit Turbo Kit w/ black black ssvq bov
-Tuned with AEM FIC (obviously)
AEM Dryflow Air Filter
Stock exhaust
RDX 410 Injectors
tuning:
Idle/ cruise around 14.7-14.8 (any lower and the code gets throw)
HKS Honda Fit Turbo Kit w/ black black ssvq bov
-Tuned with AEM FIC (obviously)
AEM Dryflow Air Filter
Stock exhaust
RDX 410 Injectors
tuning:
Idle/ cruise around 14.7-14.8 (any lower and the code gets throw)
Last edited by TunaDaMan; 05-19-2011 at 02:07 AM. Reason: Updating File and Specs
#10
LOL, i cannot load read yr fi6 file, due to u are using 3.04.
but my is version 3.05, don't know why cannot read 3.04 file
#15
I think they are all the same. If you want to make it a cleaner install, you can also look up I believe scion tc injector clips and look up information on how to change the clips without cutting them, basically taking the ends out of the stock clips and putting it in the new tc clips. I actually found the injectors on eBay for like less than 200 shipped I think. But I was patient
#17
JHPusa has RDX 410 injectors for $179 and the harness if needed for $60. I think I'm gonna end up going with the RDX injectors. I do have one question and I know its off topic, but using the 410 injectors, is anyone using a better fuel pump or just the oem one? Thanks and sorry.
#18
Because we have a returnless fuel system, you would probably be better off getting something like a boost-a-pump from kenne-bell
How much air are you planning to move?
Because of our 52psi base fuel pressure, you should be able to support about 300whp on pump gas or ~30-33lbs/min airflow on the injectors.
I am not sure where our fuel pump becomes the weak link, but running it @ 16.5v should stretch the limit considerably.
The popular walbro 255HP (gss341) picks up about 40l/hr flow for ever 1v increase at the pump.
How much air are you planning to move?
Because of our 52psi base fuel pressure, you should be able to support about 300whp on pump gas or ~30-33lbs/min airflow on the injectors.
I am not sure where our fuel pump becomes the weak link, but running it @ 16.5v should stretch the limit considerably.
The popular walbro 255HP (gss341) picks up about 40l/hr flow for ever 1v increase at the pump.
Last edited by DiamondStarMonsters; 06-05-2011 at 03:24 AM.
#19
Because we have a returnless fuel system, you would probably be better off getting something like a boost-a-pump from kenne-bell
How much air are you planning to move?
Because of our 52psi base fuel pressure, you should be able to support about 300whp on pump gas or ~30-33lbs/min airflow on the injectors.
I am not sure where our fuel pump becomes the weak link, but running it @ 16.5v should stretch the limit considerably.
The popular walbro 255HP (gss341) picks up about 40l/hr flow for ever 1v increase at the pump.
How much air are you planning to move?
Because of our 52psi base fuel pressure, you should be able to support about 300whp on pump gas or ~30-33lbs/min airflow on the injectors.
I am not sure where our fuel pump becomes the weak link, but running it @ 16.5v should stretch the limit considerably.
The popular walbro 255HP (gss341) picks up about 40l/hr flow for ever 1v increase at the pump.