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Old 02-25-2011, 09:01 PM   #41
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

Cool, I look forward to more reports of your testing!! Keep up the good works amigo!
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Old 03-30-2011, 06:24 PM   #42
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

Update:



Install new cams (HKS 264/272) in hopes of some gains in HP without sacrificing FE.

Also now running speed-density with a GM 4bar MAP.

Working on the EGR setup and installed the FMIC with a heat exchanger for FE.

Also installed 3" exhaust system with a free flowing muffler.

I should have it up and running this Sunday. So will keep everyone posted on fuel mileage.
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Old 04-13-2011, 06:04 PM   #43
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

I have the EGR system working now and ready to start tuning. I decided to fix the front fender and drivers side door. Its not a FE mod but it will make me feel a lot better when I start driving it around.

All my extra time has been working on this project in hopes to break the
40MPG barrier.

I also started drawing up on paper a belt drive drive-train that will run the drivers side axle. This will be used at freeway speed and help reduce the AWD and auto-transmission losses.
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Old 04-17-2011, 10:04 PM   #44
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OK shes up and running again. This took way more time then I thought it would. The EGR system is working, now its time to bring it into the picture and start doing some ABA testing.
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Old 04-18-2011, 05:56 PM   #45
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

Pics of the FMIC installed and new door and fender painted.

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Old 05-30-2011, 03:38 AM   #46
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

tranny cooler , a very big one , might lower temp of trans fluid and thus increase the boost of the converter , get a little more mpgs , also , which i think you said you have a computer so it might not be a problem , incresed throttle angle at low speed can cause tranny to downshift if it is electronic , or pressure control solenoid to command low pressure , cause it may work off of the map sensor or throttle control sensor , the engine computr wanting slip of the converter to increase accel hp
or if it has a throttle control cable it may need to be adjusted
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Old 07-25-2011, 12:29 PM   #47
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

Update:

I haven't been working to much on my car lately. I have been in the process of moving and getting my new garage setup.

I have the lean burn working great just need to work on my crank pully drive unit. As of now its just a plan on paper.
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Old 08-14-2011, 06:36 PM   #48
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

Update:

Did some testing in the Seattle area. Now I'm going to have to re-think my drive-unit. After driving around I-5, I-405 and there tributes, I have realized that the "drive-unit" will have to enable and dis-able very quickly just to stay alive on these types roads. Or not even use it when in this type of traffic.

My drive-unit will be a very simple design for use during steady-state driving.

At perfect conditions I should net 10mpg in fuel mileage, for a total of 50mpg.
So now I have to ask myself is it worth it or not. For the sake of experimenting I say yes but it will take a lot of time.

What to do what to do
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Old 05-13-2012, 08:37 PM   #49
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

Update:

The Drive Unit is junked

Building my new turbo compound system.



BW SX400SX4-75mm



Car:
1991 AWD Eagle Talon, auto transmission
2900lbs

Engine:
4G63
Stock rods and stock thermal coated standard 1g pistons modified tops
Stock crank, with standard size bearings
1g ARP head studs
HKS 272 cams with crower springs
Modified Head with lean burn prechamber
Stock ports
Stock Intake

Turbo System:
Rear-Mount BW S400SX4-75x100mm ETT, Atmospheric Primary Turbo
1.32 A/R Turbine T6 Flange
Engine-mount EVO III 16G, Second Stage Turbo
DN Performance manifold with two Tial 44mm gates, FP O2 housing
Second Stage turbo with one 28mm internal waste gate
Primary Stage 60mm wastegate
TurboWerks Exa-Pump Electric Oil Scavenge Pump for Primary Turbo Return
Ebay God-Speed FMIC

Engine Management:
ECMLink V3 Speed density, 4-bar Map

Fuel System:
1600cc/min FIC Injectors
Walbro 255 In-tank and Walbro255 Inline Fuel Pumps
92 Pump Gasoline with VP C16 mix

Transmission:
Transtar/IPT 5 disk front clutch kit in stock basket.
Transtar/IPT end clutches
double up stock flexplate
John Deere HyGard fluid
Foreign Muscle DSM (Transmission Control Unit) EPROM Upgrade

Data Acquisition:
ECMLink V3 Speed density Data logger
AEMWB
AEM5Bar intake manifold pressure
AEM4Bar exhaust manifold pressure
Battery
CoolTmp
GMIAT
InjDuty
InjOn
Knock
OpenLoop
RPM
ThrotPos
Timing
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Re: Lean Burn 1991 Talon AWD Auto

Cool project! I like it a lot!

That BW turbo is massive for a 2L engine, as in huge - how many hp is it rated for?

I thought the smaller Evo turbo would be the primary feeding the larger BW as a secondary but you've stated it the other way around. How does that work - not sure I understand the theory?

Also what is the theory re your lean burn pre-chamber? I've not heard of that before and can't imagine how it works.

I do like the idea of pre-heating fuel for lean burn, but think a cold fuel by-pass would be required the instant load came on. Not sure though as when we tested hot fuel we had no ecu control to play with it and simply notice lost hp with the factory ecu settings. Ultra clean emissions though.
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