ACES EFI Killshot Pt: 7 Completion, Setup and First Run
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- The finale to my series on the ACES Killshot EFI upgrade to my 67 Camaro. Thank you all for sticking around and watching me accomplish this while trying to figure out how to make a semi-decent video. Make sure to take a look at the other ones as I had to break the process up over the course of multiple weeks due to time constraints. I’ve added chapter marks again to help you all find the sections you are looking for, but again I still recommend watching it from beginning to end. Farewell and good luck with all your projects!
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:06 - A welcome back and thanks
1:32 - An apology to ACES Fuel Injection
2:52 - Check for issues before start up
3:33 - Initial Wizard setup
5:15 - Getting the FiTech Mini primed and complete its installation
7:53 - changing Killshot fuel pressure (rated injector pressure)
9:02 - First run for the ACES Killshot
14:05 - Adjusting ACES Killshot IAC and TPS
19:13 - ACES Killshot may require a new air filter base
19:59 - First ACES Killshot test drive
23:52 - ACES Killshot fixed my timing issue?
25:22 - Got rid of my return spring
26:19 - Farewell to all and thank you to ACES Fuel Injection - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Thank you for the advice on getting the iac down to where it is supposed to be. Like you said I struggled a little with it but finally got it down there.
I'm glad that helped you bud. Enjoy the conversion. Once it's running and dialed in, it's a good kit
I been researching videos on this thing and there hasn't been one single frown. Looking to pick one up for my BB Vette. Thanks!
Rite on! I pulled the trigger on the kill shot master, getting everything prepped to drop motor in my 79 ford F-150 4x4 429, hey try some Turbo maxx oil/fuel additives another good product. Welcome to the Aces Family, keep us updated. Alaska 🤙🏼!
nice video series thanks for sharing. i have a fitech on my old dodge it does pretty well, very similar to the aces unit
Thanks. I appreciate that. They are very similar I agree. How do you like your fitech? Has it been reliable? I think one of the things that sold me on the ACES and not the fitech was the ECU being able to go in the cab. Too bad the AC made that impossible. Wasn't in the mood to dismantle half the car.
Lots of good info!
Thanks bud. I appreciate that, especially from an established youtuber.
If 15 is good 20 is better ❤
Probably true and would make starts a little easier but ACES said 15 so I put it there. I'm not sure how their software would like it if I changed it. I do believe however that if I change it to 20 I would need to go into the software to change that to 20 as well. I think it's set up so that they have to match. I'm waiting till it's done learning. Then I'll save the tune then I'll play with it to see what I can improve and if I screw it up I can fall back to the good tune
I've been trying to pick between the Fitech Mini and an in tank pump, is it still performing well? Is it very loud? I have yet to see one on a vehicle in person. Thanks.
So I went with the mini because ACES didn't have an in tank returnless pump... but now they do so you might want to think about it. Biggest problem is cutting a new hole that big to the in tank unit. But if you want to keep everything fairly stock the mini has been great. It holds a rock steady pressure with no fluctuations. It isn't loud at all... as a matter of fact the ACES unit is louder as it pumps the fuel in. Only time I hear the mini is on initial turn of the key the pump self primes and adds a squirt into the Killshot... then its fairly silent because the pump itself is submerged in the mini tank. I'm very happy with it. Buy either with confidence!
@@dc10tech911 Thank you for taking the time to give me the feedback, I appreciate it man.
6 AN fittings, if no AN wrench use a 9/16 wrench, works quite well.
Metric 14mm is a bit tighter fit.
Does anyone know why i need do give my royal flush a little bit of throttle to start up, and why it bogs down when i get on full throttle ? Also its shooting when i let go of the gas
Hey bud, I was getting the same problem with it not wanting to stay on during cold starts. I just posted a little 3 min video on what I did to fix it. czcams.com/video/o0DJ1hCcsJo/video.html as for the shooting... do you mean it squirts fuel everywhere when you let go of the gas? That's a strange one. Also, are you part of the Facebook group? If not, check out the Facebook group called "ACES EFI Owners and Techs". The ACES people are there some of the time answering questions, and so are a bunch of super helpful owners like us with some experience. The ACES folks go through that Facebook group looking for problems and then they answer interesting questions on their CZcams Tech Tuesday videos. They answered one of mine one time.
How long have you let it "learn". Takes a while and only really "learns" after operating temp. Need a few hundred miles to self learn. That said, you can tune it yourself but that will remove the self learning part and will use your settings instead.
All the current self learning (Sniper, FiTech, Jegs, etc) are the same way. Takes time and is always learning.
@@jekinneys yeah. I've hit 200 miles and it's still learning. I wish there was a function for learning during start. That would solve 75% of people's problems i would think. Most everyone taking about problems are experiencing them while starting, warm up, and getting it to idle right. Next biggest issue is bogs when romping the accelerator... but that's a simple tuning change.
Hi from Australia, what was your original carburettor? Quadrajet or other?
Wow... I reached Australia...cool! This car has its original 327 engine but I had already replaced the original manifold and carb a few years ago. The original was a 2 barrel Rochester. Over the last decade though I had been running an edelbrock dual plane intake with a 650 cfm edelbrock 4 barrel.
My 355 jeep wrangler dies every time I stop. 😢 Im going to get rid of my holy 650 and get this. Breaking out the credit card 😵💫
@@stevejones5128 Before you do, I want to be fully transparent. The Killshot has so far been great and has given me little to no problems but there are others who are having issues. There is a Facebook page called ACES EFI Owners and Techs. There are plenty of horror stories but few with the Killshot. Mostly with the LS EFI stuff. If you buy please take your time with the install and don’t expect it to be perfect out of the box. Mine could sure use some professional tuning but committee (wife) hasn’t approved an extra $400 charge for that. It is however very driveable. The Killshot horror stories all seem to be based around 2 issues. 1) poor installation with errors made along the way. Those can be frustrating. 2) the ACES and/or aftermarket distributors. People are having issues with the timing control. All the problems I see are centered around timing control from their distributor/coil setups. NOTE: I am not using timing control. I have a straight up mechanical distributor with vacuum advance. It is cheap… it is simple and I’m not dealing with another layer of possible problems because of them. I have been chastised by many as to how dumb I am for leaving half of the EFI tunability on the table. Timing control can make the setup run much better and more efficiently plus help with all sorts of other things and yet I’m not taking advantage of it. Yet still… I’m not having the issues they’re having. If you buy their full top end kit with the distributor… good luck. Join the Facebook group because you might need their help. All that being said, you can expect the same things from Holley, Jegs, FiTech and all the others. Why spend more on them when you can do it just as good for cheaper with ACES and their tuning software is free online from their site. I hope it goes well for you like it did me bud. Watch my Installation video to get a better idea of what you can expect.
Nice job mate
What wheels are on your Camaro ?
Thanks bud. They're American Racing Torqlites 17x8. Though I think I would have been better off with 18's.
Have you given it any more advance yet ?
It should like more advance than 15°
No not really. Haven't really touched the car in almost 3 months now. My father is dying and I've been out of state with my folks as much as possible. You're not the first to mention this though. I'm wondering why you and others say that though. ACES asks for the 15 degrees. It starts pretty nicely and easily at 15. Obviously 15 degrees is only the initial for startup and my vacuum advance goes from the 15 degrees to I think somewhere near 36 degrees (if I remember right) as I accelerate up to WOT. What would be the benefit? I'm really interested in knowing. I'm totally willing to make changes for the better but I really don't understand what it would do to go to 20. Remember... I'm just a slight bit more informed than a shade tree guy and totally new to EFI. So yeah... by all means... smack some info on me. What can I expect for 20 degrees? I just worry about changing the ACES recommendation without understanding why.
@@dc10tech911 sorry to hear that bud , all the best
What did you do with the PCV valve?
I kinda touch on that in this video czcams.com/video/SYK_ItABPaU/video.htmlsi=Zb_lIiMEdvQoDsyM right around 2 minutes. At this point the pcv valve was going to a manifold port. Once I installed the Killshot I ran the pcv hose to one of the larger (3/8") ports on the side of the Killshot. Those are manifold vacuum too. I hate doing it because I'm introducing oily air to the intake which can coke up the valves but to help remove the oil from the air I installed a cheap $30 oil catch can in the line. I talk about that too right before that 2 minute mark. Hope that helps.
@@dc10tech911 thank you
@@dc10tech911 do you have a part number for the catch can you used
@@MisterBewst sure do. I used a Dorman 46110 catch can kit but those have gone up in price. Evil Energy makes a decent one from what I hear for about 35 bucks though that is baffled.
Nice airlift shirt lol
Shhhhh. No one is supposed to know what that shirt is all about. Super secret squirrel stuff