boost control isnt bad, you can add a bit more duty to 3500 to fix that torque dip, but otherwise your main issue is lack of octane. Good bit of timing corrections
you can try IAT spoofing higher to see if that lowers the base timing, like 130. or any ethanol/octane booster at all would fix it.
usually don't need to adjust duty bias at all with a stock downpipe. Sometimes small changes can help but rarely are there big throttle closures that affect drivability.
Theres really no difference to lowering FF vs lowering all duty bias, its just quicker.
Its best to set FF based on my recommendations in the first post, dependent on downpipe. I spent the time figuring out those ideal ranges to isolate that variable so you guys can just focus on duty bias for...
FF is multiplied by duty to set the actual wastegate position during a pull. both ranges are 0-100
rarely does FF go higher than 60 even on stock DP, you will max the turbo 70+
Except for FF is map specific, so make sure to set that after switching to intended map. only difference for map 6 vs any other preset map is boost targets.
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honestly I could see myself replacing the GTI with an alltrack for more practicality. 7.5 is peak, wish they still made them at all. IS38 alltrack is a proper sleeper too
you can tell it is TC rather than MT stutter because timing will drop abruptly with TC but not the "MT injection monitoring"
also you can see wheelspin in the rpm curve
I've already picked up 2 things this week that would not fit in a sedan but fit in the GTI.
Hatchback is a replacement for a crossover, and it looks far better than almost any of them (and performs better, better mpg, better dynamics, etc)