Hiya, alongside other Pre - SVA Posts can you tell me the emission values i will have to meet for my 97 919 Fireblade engine, I will hopefully be
using a twin cat system.
Ta Mike
I am sorry that I don't know the answer for your question Mike, but as you already know I have the same engine as you, and mine sailed through
(with a bit of finetuning by Mark) using MAC#1's Single CAT system so you should have no trouble at all!
Cheers,
Steve.
Just checking but have you got a copy of the SVA manual? Mighty useful bed-time reading for the weeks before the SVA test....
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Originally posted by worX
I am sorry that I don't know the answer for your question Mike, but as you already know I have the same engine as you, and mine sailed through (with a bit of finetuning by Mark) using MAC#1's Single CAT system so you should have no trouble at all!
Mark could be the man to speak to then, its not the first time i've heard of him being a wizard with the blade engine.
Mike
Cheers,
Steve.
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Originally posted by BenB
Just checking but have you got a copy of the SVA manual? Mighty useful bed-time reading for the weeks before the SVA test....
you will need to meet
less than 0.2% CO at 3000rpm
less than 200ppm HC at 3000rpm
0.97 to 1.03 lambda at 3000 rpm
and less than 0.3% CO at idle
these are current BET test limits whic h i'm 99.9% sure are the same as SVA
they MAY let it use 0.3%co at 3000 and 0.5% at idle
hope this helps
Rich
Hi Mike
Just to confirm
BET / CAT Test
Fast idle (2500-3000rpm)
CO<=0.3%
HC<=200ppm
Lambda 0.97-1.03
Idle Test (450-1500rpm)
CO<=0.5%
(From Mar '04 SVA manual)
Noise is at 3/4 max power
Mark and Colin at MAC#1 were very helpful when we were trying to get our Blade through.
Have you sent your SVA from off then yet?
Ed
quote:
Originally posted by esn163
Hi Mike
Just to confirm
BET / CAT Test
Fast idle (2500-3000rpm)
CO<=0.3%
HC<=200ppm
Lambda 0.97-1.03
Idle Test (450-1500rpm)
CO<=0.5%
(From Mar '04 SVA manual)
Noise is at 3/4 max power
Mark and Colin at MAC#1 were very helpful when we were trying to get our Blade through.
Have you sent your SVA from off then yet?
Ed
lambda is just a calculation based on chemically correct fuel mixture
so a lambda reading of 1.00 is equal to 14.7 parts air to 1 part fuel . this is where a cat works at its best.
all a lambda senser on an FI engine does is keep the fueling to this level.
you will have to use the mixture screws manually to achieve this level
Rich