Ok so I just got home from a weekend vacation with a few of my friends. We decided to take my friends SRT-4, and wow, we had alot of fun with the car on the way there. It seems like the snapping and popping on deceleration just doesn't get old.
Now I'm a 2008 Mitsubishi Evo X owner, so I know my way around a car. Now If I ran a straight pipe on my Evo, it would sounds obnoxious and not crackle or pop or any of that cool SRT-4 Stuff.
I just want to know what is causing the pops. Now i understand that the pops are coming from unburnt fuel igniting in your exhaust but, why do you have so much extra fuel especially for a good amount of time even after u let off the accelerator.
Do your injectors stay on at a very low duty cycle when your throttle plate is completely shut? That would be my only guess. I would really like to find out why and know if you can change the maps on other cars such as my own through our evo tuning software, to act like the srt-4 on deceleration.
I know this has probably been covered numerous times on the forums but I really can't seem to find a solid answer.
Now I'm a 2008 Mitsubishi Evo X owner, so I know my way around a car. Now If I ran a straight pipe on my Evo, it would sounds obnoxious and not crackle or pop or any of that cool SRT-4 Stuff.
I just want to know what is causing the pops. Now i understand that the pops are coming from unburnt fuel igniting in your exhaust but, why do you have so much extra fuel especially for a good amount of time even after u let off the accelerator.
Do your injectors stay on at a very low duty cycle when your throttle plate is completely shut? That would be my only guess. I would really like to find out why and know if you can change the maps on other cars such as my own through our evo tuning software, to act like the srt-4 on deceleration.
I know this has probably been covered numerous times on the forums but I really can't seem to find a solid answer.