can anyone tell me why autotune is making my ve tables like this
#1
can anyone tell me why autotune is making my ve tables like this
for starters the file named "b adjuztment tune" (sorry spelling had to remeber unique name) is a tune that was done remotely.
the file "10" is my own tune that all I done was run hours of autotune and my ve table ended up like that.
I have a hotside mp62, dual tb with big tb at charger and stock in oem location with bypass valve and bov. fmic, fic 1000s, ls coils, jrsc header, bofi 2.5 inch midpipe and a RB dual exit muffler. stock bp4w as far as i know (charger installed years before i bought from PO. hope this is enough info to determine why my VE table is so odd. i dont believe i have any vacuum leaks i checked recently. but yeah this is strange. i am hitting my target afrs or close to it. car doesnt feel strange at all. also the table hasnt changed much from what the remote tuner did. can someone explain how im running 100% efficiency in most the cells?
#3
Those numbers are just a multiplier in the full pulse with formula. You can adjust your required fuel number to move those numbers up or down, for example, adjusting rec fuel up 10% and those numbers down 10% will have zero effect on the formula. Do some googling on the site, there are several threads on this. I have read that having those numbers take full advantage of the resolution canallow for finer transitions between cells. Honestly, I wouldn’t worry about it. Some good reading here: How MegaSquirt(R) EFI Controllers Work
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#4
Those numbers are just a multiplier in the full pulse with formula. You can adjust your required fuel number to move those numbers up or down, for example, adjusting rec fuel up 10% and those numbers down 10% will have zero effect on the formula. Do some googling on the site, there are several threads on this. I have read that having those numbers take full advantage of the resolution canallow for finer transitions between cells. Honestly, I wouldn’t worry about it.
#5
Looks like how mine did. 4500-5500 rpm is where it drops back to between shifts. then you get back on it real fast and it passes thru that area but the accell enrich isn't right. when you crack open the throttle fast it goes lean so VE tries to constantly add fuel in those zones. do single gear pulls slow on to throttle, should help.
#6
Looks like how mine did. 4500-5500 rpm is where it drops back to between shifts. then you get back on it real fast and it passes thru that area but the accell enrich isn't right. when you crack open the throttle fast it goes lean so VE tries to constantly add fuel in those zones. do single gear pulls slow on to throttle, should help.
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