My data log at 1.3bar
#6
im no expert on them and it is a bit hard to dig through the long files
its easier to read single run data then partial throttle data and a run in the middle.
and off the top of my head i cant remember the calulation to convert the decimal signal value to AFR so ill just stay quiet
its easier to read single run data then partial throttle data and a run in the middle.
and off the top of my head i cant remember the calulation to convert the decimal signal value to AFR so ill just stay quiet
#7
im no expert on them and it is a bit hard to dig through the long files
its easier to read single run data then partial throttle data and a run in the middle.
and off the top of my head i cant remember the calulation to convert the decimal signal value to AFR so ill just stay quiet
its easier to read single run data then partial throttle data and a run in the middle.
and off the top of my head i cant remember the calulation to convert the decimal signal value to AFR so ill just stay quiet
per example 0.8 times 14.7=11.76
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#8
Get the logs looked at..... seems like she pulling timing and going rich to protect itself...
what gas you using...
what gas you using...
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2001 996TT 3.6L and stock ECU
9.66 seconds @ 147.76 mph 1/4 mile click to view
160 mph @ 9.77 seconds in 1/4 mile click to view
50% OFF ON PORSCHE ECU TUNING BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL
#9
+1 to Markski. The timing angles are all over the place, and the AFR's seem very low in several places. I'd strongly advise you to send these logs to your tuner before increasing the boost. You might consider doing a run up from 2000 to redline in 3rd or 4th gear, also logging injector time. To make it easier to look at, perhaps you could hide most of the lines of data and export as a pdf.
#10
I'd recommend reducing boost to .8 or .9 BAR (EBC turned off) and getting some more files to compare to. That way, we'll be able to see how your tune should look when higher boost is removed from the equation.
I'd also not recommend running the car at 1.3 BAR any more until your tuner get's a chance to review your data.
#11
Agreed.
I'd recommend reducing boost to .8 or .9 BAR (EBC turned off) and getting some more files to compare to. That way, we'll be able to see how your tune should look when higher boost is removed from the equation.
I'd also not recommend running the car at 1.3 BAR any more until your tuner get's a chance to review your data.
I'd recommend reducing boost to .8 or .9 BAR (EBC turned off) and getting some more files to compare to. That way, we'll be able to see how your tune should look when higher boost is removed from the equation.
I'd also not recommend running the car at 1.3 BAR any more until your tuner get's a chance to review your data.
#15
This will be different for every car and every set up! Work with your tuner on answering this question... in general they will be the only one that can accurately answer.