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Author: Subject: Megasquirt fuel map for BEC wanted
mark chandler

posted on 24/3/08 at 06:38 PM Reply With Quote
Megasquirt fuel map for BEC wanted

Hi Chaps

I am in the process of injecting my 893 blade engine so have knocked up a manifold, coupled to some 954 blade throttle bodies.

So does anyone have a megasquirt map for a BEC which I could use as a starting point. I figure that any ~1000cc bike engines map will do as a starter.
Throttle bodies
Throttle bodies


[Edited on 24/3/08 by mark chandler]

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BenB

posted on 24/3/08 at 06:49 PM Reply With Quote
I would have thought the ignition side of things would be similar from bike to bike but I doubt the fuelling will be....
I may be wrong but I reckon it'll be difficult to EFI a bike engine without access to a wideband sensor or an emissions testing machine....
Then again, if you know a way of doing it without either of the above do let me know- I'm heading off down the EFI path and am curently saving up for an Innovate!!

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mark chandler

posted on 24/3/08 at 08:29 PM Reply With Quote
I,m only after a base map to start things off.

I already have a normal Lambda and think I can get my hands on a wideband for pennies.

When its EFI'ed I will turbo anyway, I do not like the idea of a blow through carb, this is cheaper for me anyway as I have the bits from other projects to hand.

Regards Mark

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twybrow

posted on 24/3/08 at 08:37 PM Reply With Quote
Where can you get a wideband for pennies? I'll have one!






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piddy

posted on 24/3/08 at 08:49 PM Reply With Quote
You may get a wide band sensor cheap but you won't get a controller cheap.
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lsdweb

posted on 24/3/08 at 08:51 PM Reply With Quote
I've got a map for an R1 if you want. It's an Emerald map but you can probably convert the data. You can download the Emerald software for free and see what is looks like to help.

Regards

Wyn






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garage19

posted on 24/3/08 at 09:35 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by piddy
You may get a wide band sensor cheap but you won't get a controller cheap.


Yes you will. Search 14.7:1 wideband and you will come up with one for about £60.

I have a full Zx12 ignition map if it is any use to you? You really want ignition control as well especially if you are going turbo route.






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mark chandler

posted on 24/3/08 at 09:59 PM Reply With Quote
p38 range rovers have wideband sensors as standard, plenty being broken these days so that clears that aspect.

Ignition will just stay as the blade engines standard system. Plenty of crab blowthough systems use this. EFI should just give me better control of mixture.

As for a reader, how about this first thing I have googled.

ZX12 should give me a starting point, can you put the variables into you photo archive, I think it supports excel format.

Cheers Mark

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rf900rush

posted on 25/3/08 at 10:15 AM Reply With Quote
I needed to use the Hybrid Alpha-N setup on my RF900R engine using MS Extra (no ignition yet).
Wide Band will need a controller like the innovative LC-1, I'm still saving for one.
You can have some of my maps to try.
I found the initial getting it runing easy, but from there on wasn't.
I think rolling road next.

Cheers Martin

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rf900rush

posted on 25/3/08 at 10:26 AM Reply With Quote
Who posted the link for the Cheap Wide Band controller?

You've just cost me $80.00

Ill post how well it works when/if it arrives.

Cheers Martin

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martyn_16v

posted on 25/3/08 at 11:14 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by mark chandler
p38 range rovers have wideband sensors as standard, plenty being broken these days so that clears that aspect.


The sensor itself may be cheap but you'll still need a controller to drive it, they don't just wire into the MS like a narrowband does. The controller isn't something that can be robbed out of the scrappy, it'll be built into the functionality of the ECU.






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paulf

posted on 25/3/08 at 05:24 PM Reply With Quote
I keep looking at that one but delivery seems slow from the forum posts and I havent had areply to an email i sent some time back.It looks as if it would do the job though so will be keen to hear how you get on.
Paul.
quote:
Originally posted by rf900rush
Who posted the link for the Cheap Wide Band controller?

You've just cost me $80.00

Ill post how well it works when/if it arrives.

Cheers Martin

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mark chandler

posted on 10/5/08 at 05:02 PM Reply With Quote
Been busy mapping, here's a megasquirt map for a 893 blade engine, with open can and air filter.



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<msq xmlns="http://www.msefi.com/:msq">
<bibliography author="MegaTune 2.25 p1" writeDate="2008-05-10T17:39:54+01:00" />
<versionInfo fileFormat="4.0" nPages="1" signature="" />
<page number="0" size="125">
<constant name="algorithm">&quot;Speed Density&quot;</constant>
<constant name="alternate">&quot;Alternating&quot;</constant>
<constant name="aseCount">250</constant>
<constant name="asePct" units="%">35</constant>
<constant name="baroCorr">&quot;Off&quot;</constant>
<constant name="battFac" units="ms/v">0.20</constant>
<constant name="cltType">&quot;GM&quot;</constant>
<constant name="crankCold" units="ms">12.0</constant>
<constant name="crankHot" units="ms">4.0</constant>
<constant name="divider">2</constant>
<constant name="egoCount">16</constant>
<constant name="egoDelta" units="%">1</constant>
<constant name="egoLimit" units="%">15</constant>
<constant name="egoRPM" units="RPM">1300</constant>
<constant name="egoSwitch" units="v">2.509</constant>
<constant name="egoTemp" units="°F">160</constant>
<constant name="egoType">&quot;Narrow band&quot;</constant>
<constant name="engineType">&quot;Even fire&quot;</constant>
<constant name="fastIdleT" units="°F">145</constant>
<constant name="injOCfuel" units="ms">0</constant>
<constant name="injOpen" units="ms">1.0</constant>
<constant name="injPwmP" units="%">100</constant>
<constant name="injPwmT" units="ms">25.4</constant>
<constant name="injType">&quot;Throttle Body&quot;</constant>
<constant name="mapBins" rows="8" units="kPa">
20
35
45
55
65
80
90
0
</constant>
<constant name="mapType">&quot;250 kPa&quot;</constant>
<constant name="matType">&quot;GM&quot;</constant>
<constant name="nCylinders">&quot;4&quot;</constant>
<constant name="nInjectors">&quot;4&quot;</constant>
<constant name="primePulse" units="ms">2.0</constant>
<constant name="reqFuel" units="ms">6.0</constant>
<constant name="rpmBins" rows="8" units="RPM">
600
1100
2900
4700
6500
8300
10100
12000
</constant>
<constant name="rpmk">3000</constant>
<constant name="taeBins" rows="4" units="ms">
1.5
3.0
5.0
8.0
</constant>
<constant name="taeColdA" units="ms">9.0</constant>
<constant name="taeColdM" units="%">50</constant>
<constant name="taeTime" units="ms">0.3</constant>
<constant name="tdePct" units="%">100</constant>
<constant name="tpsThresh" units="v/s">0.586</constant>
<constant name="twoStroke">&quot;Four-stroke&quot;</constant>
<constant cols="8" name="veTable" rows="8" units="%">
20 20 20 20 20 20 21 20
24 27 36 37 38 37 36 35
26 32 44 45 47 50 59 48
28 36 50 52 53 53 52 51
30 38 49 55 56 55 55 54
30 38 43 47 68 66 64 57
32 40 44 52 65 64 63 61
34 42 46 56 68 67 66 64
</constant>
<constant name="wueBins" rows="10" units="%">
180
180
160
150
135
125
113
108
102
100
</constant>
</page>
</msq>

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rf900rush

posted on 11/5/08 at 07:48 PM Reply With Quote
My JAW kit (including Display) arrived. plus a contribution of £15 to you know who TAXMAN.

Just hope it works.

Yes not the fasted post I have seen
Emailed and got a reply agian slowish.
But 2hrs after his response I arrived.. Typical.

Quote his answers
1 ==============================================================
Hi,

The package was sent off about 1.5-2weeks ago, you should have gotten it by now. Can you wait another week, if it does not show up I will resend another package to you.

Regards,

Alan To

2 ======================================================================
Hi,

Sorry for the late reply,

Glad to hear it arrived, please let me know if you have any problems with the unit.

Regards,

Alan To
==============================================================

So far happy with the service.

But If your in a hurry get a LC-1

Don't forget he might be a one man outfit.
Design / testing / sales / shipping / tech support.... not easy.

Martin

[Edited on 11/5/08 by rf900rush]

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