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SirSamuelOfBuca
16-06-2012, 17:11
Hi anyone run innovate lc-1 and gauge? Struggling on connecting it up.

Have yellow, blue and black wire from car. I've so many wires going to cars ground wire. I have no instruction for setting up push switch and led either.

Halp!

Cheers :-)

SCHWARTZ
16-06-2012, 17:15
The switch just grounds it. Can't remember on the led.

Sparkie
16-06-2012, 17:24
complete with diagram ;)

http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/support/manual/LC-1_Manual.pdf

SirSamuelOfBuca
16-06-2012, 18:29
Nice one sparks think I'm a bit closer. I have a spare carb to tinker on when afr is working see if I can get to 18psi

SirSamuelOfBuca
17-06-2012, 14:13
Still no luck. I know sensor works as sparkie had reading on his portable unit.

Gauge reads 16 and doesn't move :/

SirSamuelOfBuca
17-06-2012, 20:52
Well going to try and set carb up to 18psi of boost now afr is ok.

Trying to understand the carb setup posts lol.

What readings do I need to watch out for on the afr?

Cheers :-)

Alex
18-06-2012, 09:48
About 12.1 @ WOT and 14.7 on idle/part throttle :)

SirSamuelOfBuca
18-06-2012, 12:05
Cheers what does wot stand for? Lol

Alex
18-06-2012, 12:10
Wide open throttle - i.e. under full load at peak revs :agree:

SirSamuelOfBuca
18-06-2012, 12:52
Ah cheers thought something like that.

The gauges reading is quite jumpy is that normal? When Sparkie tested afr on Friday night he said he was spot on :0

markey b
18-06-2012, 12:58
i found the best trick with an LC-1 was bin it and get an AEM uego kit :laugh:

Romil Davda
18-06-2012, 13:05
Gauge will constantly be jumpy, unless on WOT or idel, then it should be pretty constant:

"12-12.2 wot, 13 normal driving, 14.7 idle. Roughly at these sort of figures"

Above was copied and pasted from a post by SCHWARTZ, cheers mate.

SirSamuelOfBuca
18-06-2012, 13:15
Nice gonna go find my spare car. And have a tinker :-)

Cheers lads