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Old 01-25-2012, 03:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone able to understand this

So Ive been looking for a bsfc map for my car forever now. Honda Civic EX 2007 M/T.

I think I have found it but Im not entirely sure.

Here is the link . Technical Overview of Honda's new R18 i-VTEC Implementation

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...sorry, but none of those illustrations is a Brake-Specific-Fuel-Consumption (BSFC) curve.
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A BSFC map should look more like this showing consumption at many different engine loads. That is a nice engine though as it is able to shift back and forth from a low powered Atkinson cycle to a high power cycle.

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