East Coast Supercharging ECS Alky 5th Gen User Manual
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the fittings and connections and assure there are no leaks.
Now on the maiden voyage with the system, place the gain knob at “4”, put
vehicle into second gear and bring the boost up slowly, as the needle passes 4-5
PSI you’ll note the turn-on LED illuminates. This is a good sign. Next is roll into
the throttle bringing boost up and assure the motor feels smooth at all boost
levels. If there is any surging at lower boost levels then reduction of alcohol or
fueling may be needed.
If it doesn’t run clean at low boost, it has no business going to higher boost. If it
runs smooth proceed to increase boost level while observing knock activity on a
scantool. If no knock is registered, keep increasing boost to desired level. Most
vehicles respond to the preset I set the controller at. If you require to turn-on
the controller latter, do so by increasing the turn-on knob “clockwise”. If more
alcohol were needed to be injected into the motor, increasing the Initial control
clockwise will make the pump more aggressive. Small changes make huge
changes.
Also note the LED changes to Green. Turn-on controls where the PAC starts to
send signal. Initial controls the slope on how fast the pressure increase from the
pump is desired. Small changes to the Initial, make huge changes in output. This
Initial takes off from the point Turn-on has been reached.
In layman terms, if you set the turn-on at 3 PSI and run 12 PSI boost, you have
a 9 PSI voltage swing on your MAP sensor. So if you leave the initial control
alone, and raise the turn-on to let’s say 8 PSI. Now at 17 PSI you will have the
alcohol you had at 12 PSI before. So… If you need to turn-on at 8 PSI and have
the old amount you had at 12 PSI, then increase the “initial” to increase the
slope so now it delivers what it use to at 12 PSI.
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Contact
If any part of this procedure is unclear, or an issue arises, please
contact me for assistance. Also there are installation pictures to assist
on the website
It would be my pleasure in
making your vehicle increase its performance and stay together.
Please use responsibly, obey all traffic laws, and the best tip I can offer
is do things with common sense in mind.
Julio Don 813-265-1400
email: [email protected]