On Wed, 16 May 2001, Clayton wrote:

> As a followup to my e-mail, check out these graphs.  Same car, CIS-E vs.
> Motronic and also Motronic vs. Motronic with fuel mixture bumped up.
> The info is on the charts.  It's pretty obvious that CIS-E does
> something wrong (my guess is it dosen't provide enough fuel).  Anyway,
> check it out.  I would like to read some critical hypothesis regarding
> all this.  Maybe I need to put Motronic on my car?
> Clayton
>
>
> CIS-E vs. Motronic
> http://www.netacc.net/~brett/bv-99vs2k.jpg
>
> Motronic vs. Motronic with fuel bumped up a little bit
> http://www.netacc.net/~brett/bv-dyno2k.jpg
>

I'd be interested to see a comparison of CIS-E and CIS-E + K-Star.
K-Star is a piggyback system that allows control of fuel and ignition
(within a certain range) at 500 rpm increments.  Not as fine grained as
some other systems, but still pretty cool.  THe best part? it's completely
"plug-n-play" with the CIS-E system.  I would think with some dyno time
you would be able to really optimize the system. It also has provisions
for a throttle position or MAP sensor, and ability to control a 5th
injector for more fuel.


Autotech sells it for like $5-600... and while that's a lot of money, it
sounds like it's pretty cool. It would definitely be less work on a non
central electric car.


http://www.milford.ndirect.co.uk/kstar.html




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