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Dax Rush ( 7 type kitcar ) with Suzuki RF900 engine

Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 3:42 pm
by MartinBright
Name: Martin
Vehicle: r/2003 DJ Sportscars Dax RushMC
Engine: Suzuki RF900RT 937cc Dax SS Exhaust 4 cylinder 4valve/cyl standard coils (wasted spark).
Injection: Port GSXR600K1 TBS, 240cc (I think) modified 80mm-94-80mm spacing
Description: Seven Type Kitcar fitted with a Suzuki RF900RT Bike engine.
Using a set of GSXR600K1 throttle bodies with an extra 14mm spacing between the centre 2 bodies.
GSX1400 Fuel pump fitted to a homemade Stainless Tank which doubles as a swirlpot.
Suzuki bike pumps fit in the tank and are complete with pump/43.5 psi regulator and filters.

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After blowing up the opto 4N25. (400volt spikes on the coil ) I made a wasted spark coil interface board.
(on stripboard at the moment) to the Coil Input (Pin24).
This gave me a fairly clean 12V pulse
I conected 2x 1N4007 Diodes to each coil pack and connected them to a 100Ohm pullup resistor one end to 12v (Ignition)
The output was then connected to the Megasquirt Pin 24 coil input.

Circuit
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Then to starting the engine. 1st attempts. It fired but soon stopped.
I used to Megatune to calclate the initail value of ReqFuel as follows:-
2 squits/alternating 4cylinders 4injectors 4stroke port injection.
Req/Fuel 937cc, 4 cylinders, 240cc injectors and A/F ratio of 14:1 (slightly rich)
Which came to 6.9
After playing with the the setup I got it to idle well engough to balance the butterflies.
But I had to increased the Req Fuel from 6.9 to 13
I did incease the warmup enrichments slightly before this but had little effect.

Once the Idle was running smoothly (not calibrated to and Lambda settings yet) I tried blipping the throttle and it revved up cleanly.
Pleasing result for just 1 hour of playing.
I now seem to have the common problem using ITB's of 65-70Kpa MAP at idle.
so if I can't get it running better I may try the Hybrid AlphaN function on MS extra.

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