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How does the procede meth system work today Alex?
JB4 just uses the power from the pump, and wiring from the solenoid which is pinned into the JB4. |
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Here's my dyno sheet in comparison to Alex's, albeit in a 335 and DCT.
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I know that the pump is powered from the battery in the rear and that the solenoid and flow sensor are connected to the Procede itself. I'm just not sure whether the JB4 can control the procede pump and solenoid as mine is using aquamist hardware and I believe the BMS one is using coolingmist hardware. Also mine's a PWM system and not sure if the procede one is the same. I might have to shoot Terry off an email and see if he knows.
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That's a smooth looking graph there. Mine is a little bit wonky. There's some funny shit going on with my fueling in the low to mid range which I need to figure out.
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Correct mate, stock fuel components - JB4 controlling meth, boost targets and some of the fuelling. Cobb controls everything else, the more important pieces like timing, load, trims etc...
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With the procede, it uses the flow sensor to determine how the procede transitions from the low boost to the high boost map. I.e. If the injection mode is set to 30, then the flow needs to hit 30 before it fully transitions into map 2, otherwise if it's say 15, then it will be at 50% of the way between map 1 and 2 etc.
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