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Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: September 7th, 2022, 10:48 am
by Apex_Thrill
im looking for someone to help me out with taking the stock fuel map and adding 30% fuel across the board as i don't know how to calculate for that. i suspect im doing something wrong because when i do 0.30 it bottoms out the afr table. just looking for a little more insight.

also if someone has a reliable ethanol fuel map for a stock 6 port please share it here only if its from a reputable tuner.

Re: Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: September 8th, 2022, 9:23 am
by DSSRotard
Apex_Thrill wrote: September 7th, 2022, 10:48 am im looking for someone to help me out with taking the stock fuel map and adding 30% fuel across the board as i don't know how to calculate for that. i suspect im doing something wrong because when i do 0.30 it bottoms out the afr table. just looking for a little more insight.

also if someone has a reliable ethanol fuel map for a stock 6 port please share it here only if its from a reputable tuner.
Copy & paste the whole AFR table to an excel, then select all values, and subtract 30%. Paste it back. You might need to select the option that allows you to enter unsafe values.

Re: Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: September 13th, 2022, 4:59 pm
by riffy
they have an e85 calculator native for most of the other vehicle platforms such as the mazdaspeeds, guess they just assumed rx-8s wouldnt be doing this

Re: Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: September 13th, 2022, 11:35 pm
by wcs
Why?

Are you trying running a boosted setup?

What is there to gain otherwise?

All that aside are the hoses and gaskets E85 compliant in the RX8?

Re: Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: September 18th, 2022, 5:21 am
by Walle
on NA you will lose power with e85 as you will have significantly less space for air in the process.
unless going above 300whp there is absolutely no reason to do so.
the Lambda = 1 will be always the same and that is how our AFR maps are defined (on lambda not AFR). you need to edit the injector maps in this attempt to add fuel. lambda target tables dont care about the fuel nor does the wideband in the exhaust..

they are only (as option) shown with values of 14.7 for petrol.

there is a map (that I suspect) is for this and it is the "air fuel ratio base" map. I assume this is what the ecu uses to calculate how much fuel to add in the first attempt to achieve the desired lambda target ratios.

Re: Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: September 18th, 2022, 1:31 pm
by Apex_Thrill
DSSRotard wrote: September 8th, 2022, 9:23 am
Apex_Thrill wrote: September 7th, 2022, 10:48 am im looking for someone to help me out with taking the stock fuel map and adding 30% fuel across the board as i don't know how to calculate for that. i suspect im doing something wrong because when i do 0.30 it bottoms out the afr table. just looking for a little more insight.

also if someone has a reliable ethanol fuel map for a stock 6 port please share it here only if its from a reputable tuner.
Copy & paste the whole AFR table to an excel, then select all values, and subtract 30%. Paste it back. You might need to select the option that allows you to enter unsafe values.
thanks for letting me know this answers my question perfectly! and as for everyone else who went off track of my question i will ignore. More R&D needs to be done to the RX8 and that's what I'm doing, ill find all limitations using my own testing standards.

Re: Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: September 22nd, 2022, 4:51 am
by Walle
Apex_Thrill wrote: September 18th, 2022, 1:31 pm
DSSRotard wrote: September 8th, 2022, 9:23 am
Apex_Thrill wrote: September 7th, 2022, 10:48 am im looking for someone to help me out with taking the stock fuel map and adding 30% fuel across the board as i don't know how to calculate for that. i suspect im doing something wrong because when i do 0.30 it bottoms out the afr table. just looking for a little more insight.

also if someone has a reliable ethanol fuel map for a stock 6 port please share it here only if its from a reputable tuner.
Copy & paste the whole AFR table to an excel, then select all values, and subtract 30%. Paste it back. You might need to select the option that allows you to enter unsafe values.

thanks for letting me know this answers my question perfectly! and as for everyone else who went off track of my question i will ignore. More R&D needs to be done to the RX8 and that's what I'm doing, ill find all limitations using my own testing standards.
you wont achieve desired effect with adjusting the AFR table as I already explained. all fuels includint pure methanol will have lambda=1 at stoich ratio, what ever that ratio is. the fact the VT is showinf AFR and not Lambda is just for the ones that are not adjusted to using lambda. you can see in display setup settings that you can use 14.7 or what ever for the AFR stoich. if you set it there for 7:1 in your AFR table, where lambda=1 it will be displayed as 7:1... same as it was before 14.7:1 .. the map didnt change

Re: Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: February 5th, 2023, 6:11 am
by Tomii
Hi,

I'm new here and I would like to know if anybody has already made a tune map to run with ethanol fuel :)

Many thanks

Re: Ethanol base Fuel map

Posted: August 12th, 2023, 10:42 pm
by DSSRotard
Apex_Thrill wrote: September 18th, 2022, 1:31 pm
DSSRotard wrote: September 8th, 2022, 9:23 am
Apex_Thrill wrote: September 7th, 2022, 10:48 am im looking for someone to help me out with taking the stock fuel map and adding 30% fuel across the board as i don't know how to calculate for that. i suspect im doing something wrong because when i do 0.30 it bottoms out the afr table. just looking for a little more insight.

also if someone has a reliable ethanol fuel map for a stock 6 port please share it here only if its from a reputable tuner.
Copy & paste the whole AFR table to an excel, then select all values, and subtract 30%. Paste it back. You might need to select the option that allows you to enter unsafe values.
thanks for letting me know this answers my question perfectly! and as for everyone else who went off track of my question i will ignore. More R&D needs to be done to the RX8 and that's what I'm doing, ill find all limitations using my own testing standards.
Also, i recommend changing display values in Versa in lambda, cause lambda 1.0 will always be 1.0, no matter what fuel you use, but AFR values in petrol is not the same as diesel, learn to use Lambda values and you won't miss, no matter what fuel you will use.
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