Newbie here. To be honest, i was a bit skeptical on JB4, during my desktop research about a month ago. I was comparing various chiptuning i.e racechip, DTE system, Ventura. Finally, all was down to Ventura and JB4. I've even called up ventura and scheduled for a meet up with the Ventura distributor in my country. The reason why i've shortlisted JB4 and ventura is that both have 2 additional connectors. V has one for the fuel press and camshaft while Jb4 has fuel press and wastegate.
Anyway, ive kinda booked a JB4 from my fellow bimmer bud earlier, i've to honor the bro code so i went on with JB4. Mine came complete with bt connect +ewg+ff.
Ive tested it progressively from MAP1 until now MAP6.The experience was educationally experimental. I've learned many things about how the turbo works based on the parameters in the log readings.
Initially there were sort of misfire/jerking on MAP 1-3 at mid RPM. Eventually it smoothed out and i can feel the additional power coming from the extra boost. The jerk was on and off, maybe my AFR was too lean.. idk..The AFR is lean maybe because the dropin BMC filter and i'm still on stock exhaust system.
Anyway, few weeks after i've moved to MAP 6. I did trial and error with the user adjustment settings until finally end up with the settings i'm currently using now. There was a few hiccups along the way, i.e my EWG went dead and my engine was not boosting. Error says wastegate sluggish. So what i did was changed the PID gain to 8 and set the FF/wg to 50 among other stuffs.
All went back to normal after that. The performance increase was substantial until i totally forgot about the Ventura dude. Anyways, went and met him eventually as he let me drive his car and tested the Ventura where he had it on MAP 5/6. OMG! its nowhere near JB4 performance! btw he's driving same car, maybe 2016 version, mine is 2017.
Anyway after each pull he's like, "can u feel the power bro" and i was like well... yeah.. good job bro" deep down i just smirk in happiness. So yeah, credits to all my friends who have pass me this black box of joy and guided me throughout my JB4 settings.
Owh yeah, i did a run on the dyno and the result was so satisfying.
312WHP 454Nm with stock meow and RON 98.
Sorry i doubted JB4, rookie mistake.
p/s: I've ordered few parts to be installed next week FTP aluminium intake, charge pipe and custom meowless exhaust.
That is very impressive for the B48! Log is very healthy as well.
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That is impressive and is giving me even more hope to squeeze out more horses without going to meth. The B48 is suprising quite a few cars at the track (including JB4’ed 335)
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Looks really strong to me man. Raise open loop to 65 and get another log.
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Thanks for the review, Here's another log.
I was recommended to use this (attached) settings by my friend. The pull feels a bit restricted at low RPM and felt under boost.
Perhaps i should change back to my old settings but just with the FOL adjusted.
Appreciate your advice.
And i'm not sure the use of FuA. Do i have to set it due to the changed D-P?
it looks like same engine as my car basically, I ran up to 17 psi with 93 RON fuel and it ran pretty good
comment on your map 6 log:
add more negative WG offset until the FF goes up to a more normal value like 50 or something
try 16 psi up form 15 but at 3500 to 5000 RPM, and keep watch on your fuel trims
take your WG offset form 8 to lets say 12-15, that should give the FF a chance to do something, increase your duty bias values if you need more WG / boost at different RPM, for example increase form 30 to 40 at 4500, 5000, 5500 RPM may give you more boost in that region based on your log
might want to try increase PID gain to 10 as well, this will increase the amount of WG offset when you are under or over target
So i've increased the PID to 10 FUA dropped to 2. Not sure what u mean by WG offset? u referring to FUA? if so, higher numbers doesnt really work for me setup.
I don't see anything wrong with the log, looks strong and exactly where it should be.
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Thanks for reviewing, i guess it's just the thrill/obsession with speed. Getting used to the current speed, and wanting more felt like the car is under performing.. maybe its just me.. i'll run a dyno this weekend and see what the numbers say.
or perhaps i need a new sets of rubber for better traction.. these Pirelli P7 doesn't put the power down..
yah looks pretty good, I'm interested to see what you run at the dyno, please post your results, try to get log of the dyno run as well if you can
FF is 42 as well which is more normal, so just leave your FUA at 2 should be fine, you could try FUA higher like you had before if FF learns a little higher to compensate it may be better overall like that, less chance to over boost for example, at 8 where you first had it, you may need to make 3-4 runs to give time for FF to learn and get the boost back up again
if your FF is 42 and your duty bias at that RPM is 30 and your FUA is 2 the actual FF component would be something like ((42/100)*(30/50) - 2/100)
Very good after the second pull on adaptations. Looks healthy.
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might try rise your target to 17 form 3500 - 4500 RPM, that will help with the throttle closure shown in the dyno run
or alternatively reduce the DB in that region a little (by 5-10) to prevent it form boosting over target, either way should prevent the throttle closure to occur
might try rise your target to 17 form 3500 - 4500 RPM, that will help with the throttle closure shown in the dyno run
or alternatively reduce the DB in that region a little (by 5-10) to prevent it form boosting over target, either way should prevent the throttle closure to occur
The throttle movement is caused by the DME dropping it's target there. You can see minimal impact on the manifold boost, though. So probably not causing an issue.
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