DIY autotune's maps rock!
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DIY autotune's maps rock!
you can really tell the time they put in those maps. i just changed the req fuel for my 330s, richened up the idle some. and went for a drive to see how far the map is off. well, its almost dead on! running 9psi on a 13g turbo. WOT afr was right around 12flat all the way accross!!!! just need to lean out the cruise, but thats basically it, but its actually close enough that 02 corection could take care of. GREAT job guys!
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meh.. something must be off the wall in my application but I couldn't get their map to run worth a crap. I had to get one from cjernigan. the spark map is also overly conservative in boost and it causes a bit of a studder in my car at the transition point. I had to advance the timing map by about 4-5 degrees in the first boost row and 2-3 in the second to smooth it out.
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you can really tell the time they put in those maps. i just changed the req fuel for my 330s, richened up the idle some. and went for a drive to see how far the map is off. well, its almost dead on! running 9psi on a 13g turbo. WOT afr was right around 12flat all the way accross!!!! just need to lean out the cruise, but thats basically it, but its actually close enough that 02 corection could take care of. GREAT job guys!
Bottom line is i need to install my wideband before i go another single step.
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basemaps
These things are called basemaps for a reason. The VE and spark maps should be fairly close, but realistically expect to have to tweak everything to get your car running right. Your mods, your fuel, your altitude, and even wear on your parts will be different than everybody else's car on the forum.
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These things are called basemaps for a reason. The VE and spark maps should be fairly close, but realistically expect to have to tweak everything to get your car running right. Your mods, your fuel, your altitude, and even wear on your parts will be different than everybody else's car on the forum.
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they are great. i had some errors with using the exact one, even tho they made my car start first try.... i took all the values and put them into a new MSQ and im able to drive around nicely. awesome!
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These things are called basemaps for a reason. The VE and spark maps should be fairly close, but realistically expect to have to tweak everything to get your car running right. Your mods, your fuel, your altitude, and even wear on your parts will be different than everybody else's car on the forum.
I had to tweak the IAT compensation to deal with heatsoak, warm up enrichments needed tweaking, ASE needed tweaking, cranking needed tweaking, idle needed tweaking, and a few other things. The fuel and spark map are pretty dead on but a lot of the other stuff is pretty car specific.
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Looks like you guys get it, but I've been seeing people bitch that the basemaps weren't perfectly dialed in for their cars. When at least they come with pretty decent basemaps. Look at most EMS systems and they come with NOTHING.
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