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questions about 6-16 data logs on stock car
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07-06-2010, 12:21 PM | #2 |
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You can tell by looking at debug byte 2&5 (autotuned ignition correction and boost) that the procede was doing exactly as it should. At the default/start setting 13.5psi, it was responding to it being too aggressive. In following runs, you can see ignition correction climbing upwards to 100% and boost downwards to 11.5psi. At that point, you can see the target aggression value of 2 (which turns into 2.5 in 4th gear) being achieved and maintained.
So let autotuning do it's thing. No need to make any adjustments. Which means keep the aggression target at the default of 2. 1 is far to conservative. It well never be able to achieve or maintain that low of a target on pump gas on a car with a stock fmic. Also, make sure you use a good quality fuel if you aren't doing so already. No Costco, safeway, beacon, etc. The better fuel you use, the more boost you will autotune to. Shiv |
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