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 Dyno tab Fuel Saver, have u use DynoTab pil

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unitron
post Jun 7 2013, 07:46 PM

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Woo.. This thread still alive?
Close already...

Put one pill save 20%.. maybe later promoter of this product say.. put in 5 pills.. No need pump petrol already.. lol
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post Jun 8 2013, 03:52 AM

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QUOTE(joker98 @ Jun 8 2013, 12:24 AM)

I use it on my CX-9 that has been remapped for higher performance with higher flow air-intake. Initially, my engine has pretty bad 'knocking' whenever I put it under heavy acceleration between 4000 to 4500rpm. It slows the car down and renders the remap useless, as the ECU kicks in and dials down the timing due to the knocking. And this is with our RON 97 fuel.

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CX9 static compression ratio only 10.3 right? Still got knocking?

You can hear the knock or from using a obd2 scanner?
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post Jun 8 2013, 02:24 PM

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QUOTE(joker98 @ Jun 8 2013, 01:15 PM)
It's been retuned with leaner AFR ratio and advanced ignition timing. Knocking is very audible.

Similar with my S-max. Mine is 1st version at 200hp. So I remapped it to 240hp.

But I get knocking between 2000-3000 rpm with ron 97 fuel as well. For this car, I use ron 97 fuel and add 1 x 1.5 gram dyno tab and that almost completely remove all knocking phenomenon. Only under very special circumstance can knocking be heard. Of course there may be some very minor knocking that cannot be heard by the ear. But engine knocking that can be heard is really not something I want my car to experience on a regular basis.
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My car static compression ratio is 11.5 currently... previously was 11.7 but engine blew and rebuilt with slightly lower compression piston.
No matter how it's tuned and using RON97 also got knocking... it's much more audible when under load (i.e going uphill) and car struggle like hell.

I think it's time I try some after market octane booster.

 

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