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convert cc1000 to cc880

Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 8:58 pm
by Bubleguy
Hi,
i've taken (at my own risk ;p) map calibration (from the sticky calibration page in this forum) that match totally with my built except the injector size.
In the map, it is 1000cc and mine are 880. I don't find a way to just convert these data in smanager.

When i was using Chrome (before i bought a s300 with smanager), there was a convertion system. I was expected that Smanager could do the same.

Can someone tell me if it is possible to convert fuel injector size in Smanager? and where can i find it?

Thanks a lot.
Best regards

BubleGuy

Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:32 pm
by Martian
you don't need to convert anything. Just enter your injector size in place of the 1000 and go get tuned.

Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 4:59 am
by Bubleguy
Thanks for the reply.
So if i understood well, using your reply and the Smanager FuelTrim info(http://www.hondata.com/help/smanager/in ... eltrim.htm) i should replace the 1000 value in the "current injector size" box by my 880 value right? and where is the apply button? because if i just change the value i don't see the fuel tables changing, it should be a way to apply the changes no?

Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:21 am
by fly_n
Hmm......u dont happen to own a Hseries do u?

Yes,change 'current inj size to 880'
make sure 'stock inj size' is roughly correct.

U wont see changes to the fuel tables,the Fuel Trim(Info) tab is all fuel 'multipliers'.
The values are applied to the whole fuel table/s on its way thru to your injector outputs.

Nothing to confirm,just set value/s & upload.

Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:35 pm
by Bubleguy
sry i did a mistake in my preivous post,
i meant :
"... because if i just change the value i don't see the ""DUTY CYCLE"" table changing..."
if i decrease the injector size to 880, i am expecting an increase of the injecting time to have the same value in fuel tables, so the duty cycle table should change. no?

anyway thanks for your reply, they helped me how to use Smanager

Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 10:35 pm
by fly_n
Do u mean,

-your actual datalogged duty cycle that your seeing when the car is running hasn't changed or,

-the duty cycle figures on the 'estimated duty cycle table' arent changing?

if its the estimated duty cycle table your talking about,then it doesnt refresh instantly when u change the fuel trim figures, if u just switch to another fuel or ignition table & then back again,then u will see updated duty cycle figures.

Just remember,they are 'ESTIMATED' duty cycle figures......dont rely on them,there are other factors that are not taken into consideration,but at least u can see some rough figures.

Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 2:31 pm
by Bubleguy
Actually,

i am still working on my car, fixing new item(clucth, bore and such) that i've recently bought.

I downloaded the calibration from the website and try to play with it on my computer (desktop), so the map hasn't been put in the car yet.

As I said before, i was using Chrome, and now i am trying to know how Smanager works, testing how to convert datas, increasing and decreasing values and such...

So that, i was just wondering myself when i was changing the injector size to 880cc and not seeing duty cycle changing... and so, i thought there was an "apply" button somewhere ;)

Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 11:16 am
by lowblow
now you with s300
just forget about crome
finish you mecanical and install s300 to your motor start over with s300
both crome and s300 totaly different system

Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 4:19 pm
by Bubleguy
yep, i totally agree.
S300 seems to be more complety and i think i've to spend a lot of time to know all the capabilities.