I agree. There's something not right and you need to verify as much as you can since you are not the one that did the mods.You need to pop the chip cover off that ecm and figure out what chip you have...That base fuel pressure is likely to high and you need to know if the chip was burnt for alky injection...
If George at Boost Performance did the tuning then your ok. as George is pretty much the go to Guy in the panhandle for these Bad Boys. like others have stated, more then likely you have false knock or Rich knock.
I didnt mean to imply that they were not responsive...George did everything he could being 9 hrs away and recalling work he did 3+ years ago.
The only thing written on the inside is "47150741BH Phillipines JD 36"Pull the chip out and see what writing if any might be on the inside. It is more than likely not a TurboTweak chip by Eric Marshall.
I do have another MAF...I will try itHard to tell but it looks like a red Armstrong chip. Can you pull and read the writing? I used to run that alky kit and had problems when the MAF went bad. It's an easy check if you can replace with a known good one. Do you have someone near you that has one?
Hard to tell but it looks like a red Armstrong chip. Can you pull and read the writing? I used to run that alky kit and had problems when the MAF went bad. It's an easy check if you can replace with a known good one. Do you have someone near you that has one?
Keep the alky turned off. You're only running 16 lbs of boost.
Get it running good without the alky,then figure out how to use the alky.
You said it pulled hard with alky and you saw no knock and an O2 number of 834.
You then said it ran like it was running into a brick wall with the alky on and you saw 13 degrees of spark retard and observed an O2 number of 863.
The most obvious thing is that it knocks when it is richer. I wonder if your alky pump pressure is inconsistent.
Let's guess that it is rich knock and keep the alky off and lean it out a little more. Observe what it feels like and the numbers when you do this and report back.
Again,it doesn't even need alky at such a low boost.
newbs keep on guessing
he post a pic of the chip... its a reds 93 , timing should be fine
Those RA chips don't have the right curves for today's cars. Even if 93 octane fuel is available, it's still too agressive for pump gas alone. Transitional knock will be an issue. That's also why he's probaby rich at 16psi; add alky and the problem gets worse. Get a chip set up for your setup. A TT or Bailey chip set up for 16psi will work wonders and then the alky can get added as boost goes up; both timing and fuel problems will be solved. I'm no "expert" but I hardly consider myself a "newb" and my car had this same chip when I got it years ago, and I had these exact same problems with that chip. At 19psi with race gas it runs great though...