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hi i have a civic eg6 sir 92-95
with b16a all motor itb
the engine has 12,5 c/r with dome pistons ,rods ,acl bearing ,fpr to 44psi ,luccas 440cc injectors ,plugs 8heat range ngk 42mm itbs ,stage 3 cams blox c ,all the head is supertech ,head gasket 0,30 mr gakset ,the head is milled 9/10
my problem is that i can not keep idle i see all the parameters in s300 and it is right
i set column index at tps as says hondata for itb and at tps parameters i set map with close throttle to 1kpa and map with open throttle at 100kpa but when i idle and datalog i see 900-800mbar (i do not have any datalog this time on my pc )
i want to know if i set right the values also at target lambda i set :
low 14,4 load 580
medium 13,5
high 13,3 load 870
is the values okey ?cause if i set wrong the target lambda values i mess everything .thanks i wait for answer

noone can help ???

No one understands your questions

spunkster you are the only person who answer thanks a lot !!!
i ask very simple things,i send it one more time my question with my calibration
the car is civic sir eg6 b16a all motor itb 42mm ,12,5:1 c/r with 440cc injector and 44psi fuel pressure

i want to tell me someone what values i must set to the following parameters of smanager

1)modified tps signal(alpha-n)
map value with throttle full closed ? mbar
map value with throttle full open ? mbar
use atmospheric pressure sensor compensation (enable?)

2)target lambda settings
low load 14,4 below ? mbar
medium load 13,5 between
high load 13,3 above ? mbar

this is my question and my problem is that if i do not set the target values right i can not tune the car correct
the itbs they do not has vacuum so when i datalog at idle i see around 900mbar thanks

hi can anyone answer me ???

Have your read these?

http://www.hondata.com/help/smanager/tp ... ghtsub=itb
http://www.hondata.com/help/smanager/tu ... ghtsub=itb

Please do not use that map. If you target 14.7 all the way your going to blow the motor. Also your not even set up for 100% TPS. I am guessing you read the links posted. That will help a lot.