SimBa

I wanted to share this here since it seems like a really convenient tool, and also under utilized. As far as I know it doesn't work with Megasquirt, but I haven't tried to upload a MS tune.

Someone who works with speeduino's has built a website where you can upload, store and view both tune and log files. No need to have TS or MLV installed.
Most of the tunes I've looked at there (pretty much just the Miata tunes) seem to be pretty close to the base maps provided by SpeedyEFI, but I have still found it handy to make sure the values I'm using are in the right ballpark.

If you're interested in checking out the website, I've uploaded my tune and a cold start datalog at the link below. The datalog was mostly to show the functionality. I'm still learning to tune and dialing that in.
https://tunes.speeduino.com/#/t/8y13...gine_constants

Just figured I'd share this since so many people seem to ask to have their tunes reviewed.

GregorMontegue

This is super cool! I went through and compared some tunes on the 1.6. I looked through your tune as well and your timing seems pretty advanced in the midrange compared to my own setup. This tune I found looks to be pretty safe and I intend to use it for comparison myself: https://tunes.speeduino.com/#/t/yHYiwFGTXk/tune

Regardless, I am saving this site for future reference!

SimBa

I've based my spark map off the truboKitty maps (copied/pasted and retarded it a bit based on virutal dyno graphs), but could probably revisit them. It's cold here right now and I'm running 91. No issues in the past few weeks I've been beating on the car, but I'll likely revisit it before the summer. I'm hoping for some track days and will definitely be doing most of the AutoX season.

I will probably rebin some of my tables as well. Everything is getting tweaked a bit as I learn, but so far the car drives great (outside of cold starts)!