Any new MAT correction trickery
01-03-2013, 08:23 PM
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Any new MAT correction trickery
Or is everyone just converting the new table to incorporate their old values?
As I read it:
To get your old values into the new value. Lets say at 45 degrees F
Your old value is 99% or -1%
The value in the new table is -110%
Your old MAT factor is 50%
old value in new tabled would be -104%
.5 % 10% = 5% minus the 1% that was being pulled via MAT correction table.
As I read it:
To get your old values into the new value. Lets say at 45 degrees F
Your old value is 99% or -1%
The value in the new table is -110%
Your old MAT factor is 50%
old value in new tabled would be -104%
.5 % 10% = 5% minus the 1% that was being pulled via MAT correction table.
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01-03-2013, 09:10 PM
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in the latest stable release they put the MAT correction factor and table into a single table. When you install the firmware your MAT correction table goes away and you get a default table that represents the ideal gas law with a 100% factor. You then have to convert the new values to your old values.
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02-19-2013, 04:34 AM
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I just made myself comfortable with the new "exposed" MAT correction.
I made myself an Excel spreadsheet, with the standard values of the MAT correction, the 50% correction values and my old correction empirical values...
Look what I get as an resulting line...
The resulting line nearly equals out all the corrections... (and the -40°C and -20°C values are estimates...)
I think this is interesting... (and how often did I read here - "we need to zero out the corrections..." - I think Brain is telling this since ages...)
I made myself an Excel spreadsheet, with the standard values of the MAT correction, the 50% correction values and my old correction empirical values...
Look what I get as an resulting line...
The resulting line nearly equals out all the corrections... (and the -40°C and -20°C values are estimates...)
I think this is interesting... (and how often did I read here - "we need to zero out the corrections..." - I think Brain is telling this since ages...)
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02-19-2013, 08:47 AM
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I posted that a while ago:
default curve:
What a "50%" reduction would look like:
What I'm running:
looks like our end results are very similar.
Basically the table is total corrections table now, instead of before where the table was a corrections table for the built in corrections. It makes much more sense to have it the current way.
default curve:
What a "50%" reduction would look like:
What I'm running:
looks like our end results are very similar.
Basically the table is total corrections table now, instead of before where the table was a corrections table for the built in corrections. It makes much more sense to have it the current way.
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05-21-2013, 05:09 PM
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Can someone help me undumb myself. I cant for the life of me find the MAT correction table in tunerstudio. Where should this be? I tried turning off all enrichments when I started tuning, is there a way to turn this off? I bought the upgraded TS for my laptop and do not see it on here. I do see the menu on my nonupgraded TS on my desktop.
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