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Old 01-07-2016, 11:08 AM   #211
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Old 01-07-2016, 11:12 AM   #212
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i am a noob when it comes to stuff like this. Can someone show me how to do this to my current tune?
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Old 01-07-2016, 01:02 PM   #213
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i am a noob when it comes to stuff like this. Can someone show me how to do this to my current tune?
Super easy, just open one of the screenshots and copy the blue highlighted lines in the designated area. Only change Base Timing table B in the lowest load range. Like others for me the novelty wore off very quickly I only ran it to see flames once then back to my original tune.
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Super easy, just open one of the screenshots and copy the blue highlighted lines in the designated area. Only change Base Timing table B in the lowest load range. Like others for me the novelty wore off very quickly I only ran it to see flames once then back to my original tune.
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No problem! Have fun with it!
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I may be entirely wrong in this assumption but doesn't the cam advance/retand get controlled through oil pressure? If so does the large advance delta from -10 to 40 or so request more oil and potentially reduce oil flow in more critical areas? As far as I understand in this car, oil flow splits and simultaneously takes care of cams and bearings so that could make it have a larger impact?

That's the biggest concern of mine in terms of engine safety, oh and the possibility if more fuel dilution

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I may be entirely wrong in this assumption but doesn't the cam advance/retand get controlled through oil pressure? If so does the large advance delta from -10 to 40 or so request more oil and potentially reduce oil flow in more critical areas? As far as I understand in this car, oil flow splits and simultaneously takes care of cams and bearings so that could make it have a larger impact?

That's the biggest concern of mine in terms of engine safety, oh and the possibility if more fuel dilution

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Probably, which is why I only tried it and went back to normal within a day. Lol.
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Old 01-07-2016, 09:19 PM   #218
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I may be entirely wrong in this assumption but doesn't the cam advance/retand get controlled through oil pressure? If so does the large advance delta from -10 to 40 or so request more oil and potentially reduce oil flow in more critical areas? As far as I understand in this car, oil flow splits and simultaneously takes care of cams and bearings so that could make it have a larger impact?

That's the biggest concern of mine in terms of engine safety, oh and the possibility if more fuel dilution

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your altering ignition timing not cam timing to achieve the pops
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Guys yes the fact that Fuel consumption is increased by a 10000% and the fact that exhaust mufflers get raped, but to be honest that dosnt concern me at all, the ONLY concern is engine saftey

To ALL tuners and experinced guys with this pops and crackles on other cars, whats the worst that can happen and the MAJOR question wich im.guessing alll of us are asking is IS THIS SAFE!!!??

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pretty sure it's safe, i currently have a 92 SC400 with the 1uz V8 and it crackles sometimes when warm simply because the engine runs so rich. it's completely stock by the way with 244k miles, so yea, safe i guess.
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Not an expert here, but how is it that using the ALPHA - OVERRUN FUELING tables in RomRaider, and potentially the ALPHA - BRZ Desired Overrun Mass Airflow Tables (no description so I have no idea if they would actually help...) we cannot have the pops and crackles happen after letting off the throttle..

Overrun Enrich RPM Delta Activation - Set Properly would define when it happens
Overrun Initial Injector Enrichment (pulsewidth) - Set how long the enrichment would last (I imagine thats how much fuel you would be wishing to dump measured by how long the enrichment lasts in ms)
Overrun Fueling Cut Counter RPM Threshold - Set the High Limit to i.e 7400rpm (unmodified it is 3500) so that the injectors dont actually cut off during overrun until after their initial enrichment ?? (assuming everyone that tries this is going for the high rpm crackles)

And the only other Tables related to Overrun that I can find are Desired Overrun Mass Airflow A,B,C but I have no idea what they are for and therefore cant really try figure out the logic of what they do..

anyone tried using these tables ? I read this thread and as far as I know the only thing related that was adjusted was the RPM Delta Activation, but using all 3 above I would imagine you could create the same effect ? or would this result in Injectors not stopping fueling at all during overrun ? :/

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Not an expert here, but how is it that using the ALPHA - OVERRUN FUELING tables in RomRaider, and potentially the ALPHA - BRZ Desired Overrun Mass Airflow Tables (no description so I have no idea if they would actually help...) we cannot have the pops and crackles happen after letting off the throttle..

Overrun Enrich RPM Delta Activation - Set Properly would define when it happens
Overrun Initial Injector Enrichment (pulsewidth) - Set how long the enrichment would last (I imagine thats how much fuel you would be wishing to dump measured by how long the enrichment lasts in ms)
Overrun Fueling Cut Counter RPM Threshold - Set the High Limit to i.e 7400rpm (unmodified it is 3500) so that the injectors dont actually cut off during overrun until after their initial enrichment ?? (assuming everyone that tries this is going for the high rpm crackles)

And the only other Tables related to Overrun that I can find are Desired Overrun Mass Airflow A,B,C but I have no idea what they are for and therefore cant really try figure out the logic of what they do..

anyone tried using these tables ? I read this thread and as far as I know the only thing related that was adjusted was the RPM Delta Activation, but using all 3 above I would imagine you could create the same effect ? or would this result in Injectors not stopping fueling at all during overrun ? :/
i wouldn't play with the overrun settings or that, just look at the first page where andrew the OP changes just the timing base to negative 9 or whatever number and Stay Popin
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i wouldn't play with the overrun settings or that, just look at the first page where andrew the OP changes just the timing base to negative 9 or whatever number and Stay Popin
I think what eddie is suggesting is being able to get pops during the overrun without touching the throttle
This is something I'm interested in as well

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wouldn't that just be kinda annoying to hear the pops and cracks every single time you remove your leg from the gas?
not to mention the fact that the police arnt the biggest fans of this mod?
so the fact that we can control the pops is a huge + ( thats just my opinion)

To answer that question i have no Idea, maybe quote the OP he may have some answers
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