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For the most part you all have caught on without this post, but there have been a few habitual offenders that forced me to say this.
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h22 vs f22 dyno graph
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Originally posted by blackiceyes it does, my p13 was dipping into the 10-12 afr range in vtec at wot. the crossover is also pretty bad.
Yeah, I know they run pig rich in VTEC, and you can tell by the generally more jagged nature of the H22 curve, that it needs some fuel and probably timing work.
I still can't figure out why my crossover is at 5500 though, when most stock X overs seem to be 5000.
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Originally posted by bcjammerxa6 cam and ecu on the f22?
Wish the charts were same scale, 0-160, also on the f22 graph the y axis if foot pounds while on the h22 graph the y axis is horsepower
This is where I lose it on the hp and torque calculations...cause on your graphs the lines overlap several times.
OH WELL...still nice to see the difference...wow what happens to torque after vtec? Shouldn't it also go up?
Torque plot is the left chart, and HP is the right chart. They are seperate plots completely.
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Originally posted by owequititI still can't figure out why my crossover is at 5500 though, when most stock X overs seem to be 5000.Retired 1990 Accord LX Coupe
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Originally posted by chillin943anyone kno if i can just make a hot wire for v-tec off the horn??
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Originally posted by blackiceFrom what I have read the stock crossover is 5200. I know for a fact my stock tach was off (hooked up an autometer tach) and read around 5400 at crossover.
Well, I have had 2 different tachs in there, and they both agreed. Also, when switching to any other ECU it switched when it was supposed to, and other higher RPMs coincide roughly with where they should be.
I will eventually get something hooked to the ECU to see what it is REALLY doing, but it does seem to switch later than usual.
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