I am fairly certain the 1-2 shift behavior is tied to anti-jerk logic in the calibration.
Hopefully in my ownership and DIY tuning adventures, I will find a way to resolve it :)
Anyone here have experience adjusting the Knock detection factor tables for E maps (e40-50)?
I've heard they should be adjusted on high octane maps. Seems like it would be by raising the values since they are a "threshold".
Any recommendations? Ive heard of other tuners just "turning them...
Sorry for your loss man.
Yeah VSC on only helps so much, the root cause here is probably the rain.
I basically dont touch the throttle at all in the rain since its tried to step out on me a couple times. Hope you find yourself in another supra soon.
Holy shit dude😭 glad you are ok. Im always worried about this exact scenario when people are getting logs for me
I cant believe the stupid OTS 262144 limp mode literally contributed to totalling your car. I do have to ask what tires you are running where 4th gear will break loose like that
Great! Any chance of a full screen graphing, sort of like old style datazap?
I really liked having 2-3 views i could click through with a large view and auto axis scaling, rather than a lot of scrolling up and down.
I am over 700nm torque (520+ft lb) e50 tuned and not a hint of clutch slip. I dont launch the car or power shift (most NLS if i need to). I don't lug it either. At 7k miles, most of them tuned.
I do this because I learned my lesson on my GTI a decade ago. I used to lug it all the time, be...
Its been around. If you are overboosting or have big throttle closure on the shift, try raising it. (To 70 or 80)
If you are dropping a lot of boost on the shift, try lowering it. (40 or 20, etc)
Really anywhere 0-80 is fine to adjust and test.
Shoup has helped me a bit with my DIY process, great dude!
Spent like an hour on the phone with me to work some things out and I didn't even buy a tune from him. Just a passion for this stuff.