Get an obd reader, record ignition timing, and just turn up the boost on the JB+ until the timing starts to suffer. You are not maxing fueling on gasoline only. Stay under E30 if you blend.
JB4 makes this whole process easier for sure
It just takes more effort to dial in. On a stock dp car you don't really have to touch duty bias much.
AA DP is going to be way less changes than catless for example
Will need a few revs. I'll shoot you a PM later with what to try. Your AFR is measured with o2 sensor :) so the 14.7 was null. Terry thinks your car ran lean, so check the plugs if you haven't yet.
Nah now I'm actually curious though. I sent the "case study" to Terry to see what he thinks. I wonder how JB4 factors fuel trims and AFR into its operation and if it affects the boost control or this is more on the dme side.
That no O2 sensor log had no business looking as good as it did for a...
bro what? ? both are disconnected? I'm surprised the car works at all, are you sure? The pre-cat primary O2 sensor is 100% critical to car operation
if true, I hope you know how dangerous that is for your car
I get 14-15 mpg in my 3.0 manual ? Only driven hard and running on E25
this post is dumb as hell lol, mod your 3.0 and you wont ever regret selling the 2.0
Looks great to me, and I would say go ahead and add more boost but the trims signal is not working correctly. maybe another log? glitched out or something
Also go ahead and drop FF by 2. Clean up that throttle a little
also is this an MT?? tuning is behaving more like an AT car but I see the...
@Hasan is right. I adjusted mine while it was on the car no problem.
Just take the cover off and turn the dial while its hooked up, car off.
You can try turning boost down from default to maybe 2-2.5 psi and see if the car is any quicker.
sacrificing timing for boost kills power.