AFC-SplitSecond PSC1 Map Library

kicker22705 · Feb 20, 2006

Dave Mac said:
I'm looking for a recommended map for my SS AFC with the following mods. Apex downpipe with HF cat, Greddy SP-2 Cat-back, Perrin SRI, NGK Iridium plugs and Magnecor plug wires. I have no idea what settings I need to be setting the AFC up with. The car currently has a Hallman Boost Controller which will be coming off shortly. (It was on the car when I bought it). I'm looking for better mid range and help with keeping the car breathing in the upper rpm range.

Dave Mac

the supermap is good for that. i believe the msp that was mapped originally w the supermap had only a CAI and Exhaust. so you are pretty similar w/ the mods.

Dave Mac · Feb 21, 2006

kicker22705 said:
the supermap is good for that. i believe the msp that was mapped originally w the supermap had only a CAI and Exhaust. so you are pretty similar w/ the mods.

Thanks for the help! Wasn't sure what to do. I'll be picking up my usb to serial line tomorrow.

Dave Mac

SpeedBeaver · Feb 21, 2006

Dave Mac said:
Thanks for the help! Wasn't sure what to do. I'll be picking up my usb to serial line tomorrow.

Dave Mac

Serial side is a 9pins RS232 connector right?

sickspeed94 · Feb 21, 2006

^^^^^ bump for that^^^^^^

i gotta get one too lol

tallrd · Feb 21, 2006

correct; it's a DB9 data port connector (aka "RS-232" or "serial port"). Keep in mind when you are loading it in from computer to DSM unit that you can select which "comm port" you can communicate to it with in the R4 software which it ships with.

When I used my USB to DB-9 cable, I think I had to select com port 4 vs the default of "1.". Either way, I just went through the drop down menu that listed com ports 1-9 or whatever until it was communicating.

First, they aren't cheap so expect to pay $25-$30. I searched for this for a while and finally got a "Belkin" model "F5U109" which I know for a fact works (see link). The connection on the DB-9 side of that adapter cable are male pins, and I got just a cheap-o DB9 M-F cable like 10' long so I could do it from inside the car:
http://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/s...=517161&storeId=10001&ddkey=StaplesZipCodeAdd

Hope this help some of you.

SpeedBeaver · Feb 21, 2006

Thanks for the info. My mind is now at peace with the one I ordered on ebay

lcruz64 · Feb 22, 2006

I sent this to SpeedBeaver thought I will let everyone know since it's cheaper than staples and newegg is probably not the cheapest but they have very good service.

usb to serial adapter if you don't have a serial port on your laptop
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16812156003
and a regular serial cable
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16812123083

SpeedBeaver · Feb 22, 2006

Ebay link

sickspeed94 · Feb 22, 2006

tallrd said:
correct; it's a DB9 data port connector (aka "RS-232" or "serial port"). Keep in mind when you are loading it in from computer to DSM unit that you can select which "comm port" you can communicate to it with in the R4 software which it ships with.

When I used my USB to DB-9 cable, I think I had to select com port 4 vs the default of "1.". Either way, I just went through the drop down menu that listed com ports 1-9 or whatever until it was communicating.

First, they aren't cheap so expect to pay $25-$30. I searched for this for a while and finally got a "Belkin" model "F5U109" which I know for a fact works (see link). The connection on the DB-9 side of that adapter cable are male pins, and I got just a cheap-o DB9 M-F cable like 10' long so I could do it from inside the car:
http://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/s...=517161&storeId=10001&ddkey=StaplesZipCodeAdd

Hope this help some of you.

nice avatar. teehee! i think i had mine FIRST!~

genius · Feb 22, 2006

tallrd said:
correct; it's a DB9 data port connector (aka "RS-232" or "serial port"). Keep in mind when you are loading it in from computer to DSM unit that you can select which "comm port" you can communicate to it with in the R4 software which it ships with.

When I used my USB to DB-9 cable, I think I had to select com port 4 vs the default of "1.". Either way, I just went through the drop down menu that listed com ports 1-9 or whatever until it was communicating.

First, they aren't cheap so expect to pay $25-$30. I searched for this for a while and finally got a "Belkin" model "F5U109" which I know for a fact works (see link). The connection on the DB-9 side of that adapter cable are male pins, and I got just a cheap-o DB9 M-F cable like 10' long so I could do it from inside the car:
http://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StaplesProductDisplay?zipCode=53719&jspStoreDir=Staples&catalogId=10051&errorUrl=zipcode&krypto=mfxq1nTSMWh0shUQOLdqejr6zGQ2Y8NL&cm_mmc=Shopping.com-_-Shopping-_-ProductFeed-_-listing&ts=1140576940770&langId=-1&partNumber=517161&storeId=10001&ddkey=StaplesZipCodeAdd

Hope this help some of you.

I discovered that my laptop didn't have a serial port on the day at the dyno. FOrtunately there was a radio shack right next door that sold me a USB to serial and it worked great. But you do have to understand how to figure out which port it maps to.

Blue_Speed · Feb 23, 2006

For those still interested, i have been fine tuning my map the past couple weeks, and i recently just installed a walbro 255 fuel pump. I'll upload the map. after installing the fuel pump i decreased my values by 2% from 2psi-greatest. its running really nice. running right between 12.5-13.3 at WOT.

I might bring it to a local dyno meet tomorow depending on the crowd. i'll definetely upload my results, and i'll most likely hit up moroso next week on wednesday.

lcruz64 · Feb 23, 2006

Blue_Speed said:
For those still interested, i have been fine tuning my map the past couple weeks, and i recently just installed a walbro 255 fuel pump. I'll upload the map. after installing the fuel pump i decreased my values by 2% from 2psi-greatest. its running really nice. running right between 12.5-13.3 at WOT.

I might bring it to a local dyno meet tomorow depending on the crowd. i'll definetely upload my results, and i'll most likely hit up moroso next week on wednesday.

Updated the first post to include the latest version.

sickspeed94 · Feb 24, 2006

Blue_Speed said:
For those still interested, i have been fine tuning my map the past couple weeks, and i recently just installed a walbro 255 fuel pump. I'll upload the map. after installing the fuel pump i decreased my values by 2% from 2psi-greatest. its running really nice. running right between 12.5-13.3 at WOT.

I might bring it to a local dyno meet tomorow depending on the crowd. i'll definetely upload my results, and i'll most likely hit up moroso next week on wednesday.

local? i'm there, today?!?!?! WWWHERREE?!?!? i'm definately down for a local dyno day. at least to watch, i'm too broke to tune at the moment. still handed it to a black 350 yesterday untuned on pines.

Blue_Speed · Feb 24, 2006

saturday at around 9am. Lujan motorsports. pretty cheap prices: $40/3 pulls with a/f prinout. hit me up if you wanna go, i think i might go with a friend with an srt.
here's website: http://lujanmotorsports.com/

lcruz64 · Mar 15, 2006

I think we got a good selection of maps but could use a couple more.

livelyjay · Mar 15, 2006

I have one that I'll post soon. I modified the supermap for FMIC and it worked pretty well for my setup. I am using fudgie's map right now, but his only goes up to 8 or 8.5 psi. I'm bumping up to around 9.5 psi this weekend, so I'll either need to modify fudgies to go to higher boost levels, or modify mine to the levels I like. I may do some Excel work and combine the two maps to get to a level that I want. I'll keep everyone informed.

lcruz64 · Mar 15, 2006

livelyjay said:
I have one that I'll post soon. I modified the supermap for FMIC and it worked pretty well for my setup. I am using fudgie's map right now, but his only goes up to 8 or 8.5 psi. I'm bumping up to around 9.5 psi this weekend, so I'll either need to modify fudgies to go to higher boost levels, or modify mine to the levels I like. I may do some Excel work and combine the two maps to get to a level that I want. I'll keep everyone informed.

Get injectors and bump it up to 14psi. (thumb)

livelyjay · Mar 15, 2006

No thanks, maybe a few years down the road when I do an engine rebuild.

sandspeed · Mar 15, 2006

Blue_Speed said:
saturday at around 9am. Lujan motorsports. pretty cheap prices: $40/3 pulls with a/f prinout. hit me up if you wanna go, i think i might go with a friend with an srt.
here's website: http://lujanmotorsports.com/

hey, have lujanmotorsports tuned cars with a dsm afc? I need to get mine tuned up let me know how it works out

protegeric · Mar 19, 2006

need some help:
I loaded a MAP that I thot would be very close to what I need and the car would at least run OK. Well, this is what the car does; runs ok at low RPM, low/no boost. Then, when I get on it, the car bogs down and won`t go faster at all. It sputters and backfires. Way too rich? Also, when I open customer then connect to ECU does that load the map I just opened to the AFC? Then, do I click on disconnect from ECU or just close the R4 window or click close customer and the MAP stays on the AFC? What do I do to make sure the MAP that I`m trying to load stays on the AFC?
One more thing, I am now the unofficial gettin the damn connection to work expert. If you cannot figure out why you cannot establish a connection to your AFC, PM me. You need a DB9 cable BTW. http://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/s...10051&langId=-1&productId=90680&cmArea=SEARCH

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