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Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby mitkoenchev » Mon Oct 06, 2014 2:27 pm

Hi everyone, I need a tune for my car. It's an Audi A4 B6 1.8T quattro, AVJ, late 2001, returnless fuel system. It already has a tune (which is not a good one - I posted a topic in "Rate my tune" subforum), but I've changed some hardware and I need a remap.
Currently the car is making about 180-190 crank hp with 0.9bar boost. My goal is about 230-250 crank hp. I know it's hard work and I'm willing to pay for a nicely done remap that tunes all the necessary maps.

Changed stuff:

- New exhaust - 64mm (2.5'') vs 52mm (2.1") stock, tuboback, no cat, 2nd lambda removed
- New turbo - hybrid K04 (stock was K03)- seller said it is larger than K04-015 and it also has a compressor from RS6 K04. Compressor maps for my engine are attached (stock K03, K04-001, K04-028) - mine should be somewhere between the two K04s.
- New intake (new turbo has a larger intake - 50mm vs 45mm). MAF not changed.
- Front mount intercooler - not installed yet, but it's a must since IATs currently rise to 70degC at WOT at highway speeds (28degC ambient).
- New 386cc@3bar injectors from Audi TT225, not installed yet - 06A906031J; Bosch number: 0280155892. My stock ones are 205cc@3bar 06B133551M; Bosch No: 0280156065. My current FPR is 4bar. Audi injectors info
- New fuel rail (not installed) with 4bar FPR with vacuum/boost control for converting the fuel system from returnless to return. Do I actually need this for my hp goal, or for any other reason?
- New Diverter valve from TT225
- New spark plugs NGK BKR7E (copper) - one step colder than my original (platinum) ones
- New strengthened clutch
- Secondary air injection system will be removed soon

Additional info:

I have VCDS and I made some readings on my old (stock hardware setup) and my new setup (the tuning file was never changed). I can post the logs and make new ones if needed. After I threw the new K04 in, I saw boost peaking at 1.2bar (still hold 0.9bar) and N75 activity was less, especially in the higher RPMs, compared to the stock K03 setup.
On the compressor maps of either K04 turbos I saw that the surge line extends way higher in the RPM range at 0.9bar boost. Currently my programmed boost starts dropping hard after 4500RPM - I think boost could be maintained at 0.8-0.9bar up to 5500RPM with my turbine, hence some more HP could be gained. A problem I have is a little rough idle - I set the idle RPM to max possible with VCDS (+50RPM) and it's better now, but I think the bad tune has something to do with idling...

That's my goal (if possible) for my new tune: I would like the engine to behave like stock below 2000RPM (0.6bar boost from as low RPM as possible - stock is 225Nm@1750RPM@0.6bar boost) and gradually go to full boost (maybe 1.2bar) at 3000RPM and hold it up to 4500RPM and go down safely before surge up to 6500RPM. I don't need my rev limiter more than 6800RPM. Any other possible tweaks like soft launch control would be appreciated.
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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby mitkoenchev » Wed Oct 08, 2014 11:57 am

Anyone?

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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby RPM freak » Wed Oct 08, 2014 10:52 pm

This engine with the hardware that you have written in your post can be tuned up to 280hp, if you use bigger MAF (from the TT225) to calculate the bigger flow of air that the turbo can pull in to the engine. All you hardware modifications need to be correctly set in the software so the ECU can know that they are there. This kind of tune is on the top of the tuning knowledge so this is not so cheap job.

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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby mitkoenchev » Thu Oct 09, 2014 10:45 am

RPM freak wrote:This engine with the hardware that you have written in your post can be tuned up to 280hp, if you use bigger MAF (from the TT225) to calculate the bigger flow of air that the turbo can pull in to the engine. All you hardware modifications need to be correctly set in the software so the ECU can know that they are there. This kind of tune is on the top of the tuning knowledge so this is not so cheap job.

Thanks for the reply, I know it's not a cheap job. It actually took me two weeks of reading just to understand how much knowledge does one need in order to do such a tune. That's why I decided to pay someone that already has that kind of knowledge instead of wasting months to do that myself just for my car. And having a full-time job (I'm a doctor) means it could take even longer.

Actually I have an option to do the tuning here, in a local tuning service (for 300 Euro) on a dyno, but is it possible the guys there could make a full tune for less than a work day? I'm afraid they will tune the minimum number of maps just until the dyno result is satisfying. Anyway, I wanted to know what other options do I have.

P.S. How much g/s can my MAF read?

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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby RPM freak » Thu Oct 09, 2014 8:52 pm

mitkoenchev wrote:
Actually I have an option to do the tuning here, in a local tuning service (for 300 Euro) on a dyno, but is it possible the guys there could make a full tune for less than a work day? I'm afraid they will tune the minimum number of maps just until the dyno result is satisfying. Anyway, I wanted to know what other options do I have.
- This is true. When you are going to some tuner ask him how much HP can be made with your setup. If the can not give you a correct answer then you know that they will make you a bad remap.


I can recommend you this company in Sofia - http://www.heed-auto.com What will be the price of their work i do not know.

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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby ecuedit » Thu Oct 09, 2014 9:52 pm

Maf linearisation map is large parabolic map.
your maf can measure 1000kg/h at maximum load / voltage of 4,9904V, those are actual and accurate numbers out of exactly your binary.

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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby RPM freak » Thu Oct 09, 2014 10:15 pm

The file that you drive now is classic % tuning for 100EU price. I have unlocked it for you and for our forum members to see the changes. Also adding the ORI file for this ECU.
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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby ecuedit » Thu Oct 09, 2014 10:42 pm

RPM freak wrote:The file that you drive now is classic % tuning for 100EU price. I have unlocked it for you and for our forum members to see the changes. Also adding the ORI file for this ECU.


+1 i agree.
Here is also some little help about maf values.

axis is voltage
values are kg/h
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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby mitkoenchev » Thu Oct 09, 2014 11:59 pm

ecuedit wrote:Maf linearisation map is large parabolic map.
your maf can measure 1000kg/h at maximum load / voltage of 4,9904V, those are actual and accurate numbers out of exactly your binary.


Well, 1000kg/h = 277g/s which is more than enough for 280hp right? Or maybe my MAF isn't capable of nearly doing 5V output?
So do I need a larger MAF?

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Re: Audi A4 1.8T AVJ

Postby 19arl » Sat Oct 11, 2014 1:34 am

Do you have any advice? What would you change? Thanks

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