ColonelAdama
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Logs look great. One pull with a single cylinder 3 degree correction is nothing, and honestly that's where you want to be. It means you are just at the right amount of boost for your octane. It was the highest IAT pull in your log too.@ColonelAdama
Tried them out and recorded 4 pulls. The first has a pretty low IAT.
Just me looking at them noticed timing looks off on the second pull? Also is it normal for the throttle to break up that much? It also looks like my FF and WGDC are inverse to what I have seen on some others logs?
Let me know what you think!
This was with e30 on the dot
https://datazap.me/u/nohsupra/map-6-e30-rev1?log=0&data=1-11-25-26-27-28-29
FF and WGDC look nearly perfect as well. I would just drop FF by 2 or 3 until throttle mostly clears up (ignore throttle cut during spool - only fixed with MT firmware, and doesn't matter that much)
and regarding the FF and WGDC curve, ideally WGDC is just slightly above FF at all times. that indicates boost is as close to target without too much throttle closure. They behave a little differently on additive compared to absolute.
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