I'm finishing my install with the Duratec with Jenvey 45 TBs. Running megasquirt in pure alpha-n mode as the jenvey does no provide a take off
for vacuum.
I'm a little concern about driveability at low load, when everybody said that driveability suffer with TBs, can we compare it with a carburate
car, for example?
Thanks!
All that happens is that a very small throttle opening lets in a lot of air making the pedal very sensitive.
Have a progressive cam so large movements at the pedal relate to small throttle openings and you remove this issue.
For a vacumn take off use some LPG fittings, drill and tap the manifold and run rubber hose (stuff that will not collaspe under vacumn) into a 4:1
joiner and take this off to the MAP sensor.
Regards Mark
For the same reason you'll find that a small change in throttle off idle will need a large change in fuelling (VE) - it helps if you keep the TPS bins very close together at the low throttle part of the fuel map, maybe just one tps count apart.
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Originally posted by mark chandler
All that happens is that a very small throttle opening lets in a lot of air making the pedal very sensitive.
Have a progressive cam so large movements at the pedal relate to small throttle openings and you remove this issue.
For a vacumn take off use some LPG fittings, drill and tap the manifold and run rubber hose (stuff that will not collaspe under vacumn) into a 4:1 joiner and take this off to the MAP sensor.
Regards Mark
Put in some closely spaced load sites around the closed throttle.
As long as you balance them then you will be fine.
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I'm not sure how I feel about drilling the j$e$n$ve$s direct to head TBs.
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Originally posted by GeoffT
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I'm not sure how I feel about drilling the j$e$n$ve$s direct to head TBs.
.......Mark said drill and tap the manifold , your first post did not say they were direct to head........!!
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Originally posted by Nitrogeno25
I'm finishing my install with the Duratec with Jenvey 45 TBs. Running megasquirt in pure alpha-n mode as the jenvey does no provide a take off for vacuum.
I'm a little concern about driveability at low load, when everybody said that driveability suffer with TBs, can we compare it with a carburate car, for example?
Thanks!
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Originally posted by Nitrogeno25
I'm finishing my install with the Duratec with Jenvey 45 TBs. Running megasquirt in pure alpha-n mode as the jenvey does no provide a take off for vacuum.
I'm a little concern about driveability at low load, when everybody said that driveability suffer with TBs, can we compare it with a carburate car, for example?
Thanks!
Many thanks for your replies.
I try to balance the TB as good as I can, but with the bleed screws fully closed (as recommended by Jenvey) I get these readings (Cyl 1-4): 3.5, 4.2,
4.2, 3.5 Kg/h.
If can adjust to almost perfect balance using the bleed screws and the idle gets better too. I'm I doing something wrong?
Many thanks again!
Don't know much about the Jenveys in question but are there not screw adjusters on the linkages that should probably be set first?
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Originally posted by stevebubs
Don't know much about the Jenveys in question but are there not screw adjusters on the linkages that should probably be set first?