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tomorrow I will flash back to stock mapping and see what happens, so I have some kind of baseline.
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Does anyone know what the target kc values are? I know mine weren't 6 all the way across....
Since it's gotten colder and i have been rolling on the throttle more i haven't seen my iam drop yet. Haven't had a chance to log in a few weeks though.
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There's a technique with braking whilst accelerating for a short period to generate enough load to effectively bump up the IAM. But yes, repeatability of runs and then monitor ignition advance and knock learned values. If there's any obvious reduction in timing then you know that something is up. I wouldn't be massively concerned about it happening when testing, the knock strategy is there for a reason. You don't want a car that is knocking lots over a long period of time but if you can peg down what's happening and then rectify it then you should be good. Quote:
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Yeah i guess i should have specified oft or vishnu stg1 map.
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By KC I assume you meant learnt ignition advance? Just open up the ign. advance table and have a look. If you can just look at a log showing load and knock learn values and compare to that table. On an NA car the load drops in the torque dip area so that's worth knowing, I have no idea if Shiv's maps have a flat advance value for each load column. If his don't then it's likely it's just that.
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Had to ask a few people this question think I have it sorted now. If your IAM is 1 then your KC Learned value should match the Advance values in the Engine RPM Vs Engine Load Table. If the KC Learned is less than the advance values in the RPM Vs Load table then its either Knock at that RPM/Load point or your IAM is less than 1. If all good KC learned will track values in in the Advance RPM Vs Load table. so its not going to be a constant value. |
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http://www.datazap.me/u/pmok/stock-m...g=0&data=1-8-9 so not sure what the next step is. I see Vishnu just released newest version of OTS Stage 1 tune v1.55b which I could try out. And if I get similar results as before, I will find a way to bump up octane, or continue to run stock map.
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I'll run your log through the ECUtek software when I'm on a laptop as I can overlay the runs to compare more easily. Seems like the OFT can't monitor IAM on your stock ROM.
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The stock ROM won't monitor IAM as there needs to be a mod to the rom to allow the OFT to monitor that parameter . Looking at your log and KC Learned values it appears the problem areas are 1500-3000 rpm under load this seems to be a common problem and if you look at the stage 1 tunes shiv pulls a bit of timing in these rpm/load ranges. For example couple of instance where rpm= 2500 load=1 advance table (stock tune) shows timing should be about 9 but your KC learned is about 4 or less. So it looks like if this continued you would end up with an IAM = 4/9 or around 0.5 like you had before If all was good the advance table and the kc learned should track each other (assuming no knock and IAM=1) This means its pulling timing in this area regularly due knock which is going to drop your IAM. So it would appear you have same problem with stock tune ie it the low octane fuel 91, easiest way to prove is try better octane fuel or add octane booster and log again here is a short log off my car stage 1 tune on 100 Octane (RON) would be about 95 in your rating http://datazap.me/u/steve99/100-octa...zoom=7321-9545 At 2500 rpm load 1, Kc learned is about 5 which corresponds to stage 1 advance table (it has less advance than stock map you just need better fuel by the looks of it Last edited by steve99; 02-01-2014 at 06:12 AM. |
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After a few days and a few hundred miles of logs, I've gone through a few revisions of map changes with slight reductions of advance in a few areas. Namely, 2600, 3200, and 4000rpm in a couple of load areas.. My IAM is holding steady at 1 now.
I'm certain my car was dropping IAM on stock tune well before I had the ability to log it with oft. Because I remember days where the car would feel sluggish and other days where it seemed to run better. Now that I have the ability to log, that same sluggish feel is visible in IAM drops. Pretty sad really. Subaru/toyota did a piss poor job of tuning this car to run on 91 octane. And if it's this bad on 91 it is on the ragged edge of 93 too.
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I personally agree that the stock tune was not optimized for California fuel, and most of the knock retard occurring is a result of that. |
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Does you 91 already have 10% ethanol in it ?? If not could you put in a mix of 91 and E85 to bring overall ethanol to about 10% this should then give you a couple of extra points of octane rating which might reduce your knock issues while still being able to run the petrol map. Or add some octane booster ? |
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