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I did the calibration myself, it was VERY stressful
here is the dyno sheet the Hp is on the same scale as the tq
246WHP 6800rpm
211WTQ 4800rpm
I ramped the boost linearly from 7psi at 3000rpm to 14psi at 6800
Here is the spark map I ended with
I was out of time on the dyno to smooth out the boost, so the torque curve is a bit bumpy. I will sort that out on the street.
Can't be happier with the result.
Very cool,
I'm on the same setup here, but with a Garrett compressor wheel.
My car is at 220whp @10psi on gate, so this seems spot on.
Is this 93 octane? Did you notice any knock during tuning and backed off?
I am on 94 octane (Canada) I did 220whp on gate too, it creeps to 10.5 psi at red line.
I got some knock in steady state at about 3000-4000 rpm at 120-140kpa, took some timing out of it and it seems fine now.
At high rpm it is hard to discern knock from valvetrain noise, I took a look at the plugs, and no signs of detonation on them.
Mee too that is why I made it, I think it would be cool to start a thread like the spool data one but with spark map + boost curve + dyno (if possible)
Do you feel like ramping the boost by RPM makes it more drivable? If you were to set it to just hit target boost asap like a traditional tune, where in the rpm would it get there? Judging from the plot, I'd guess 3500ish. Does that sound right?
I do it more to limit the torque at low rpm. I target 10psi to 5000 (peak torque) and ramp up the boost to redline to flatten the torque curve. this way my peak HP is high with a low peak torque.
Spool is relative to load so in 2 gear I reach 9psi at about 4000rpm