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Old 07-07-2020, 07:36 PM   #1919
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Should I be concerned that my Advance Multiplier is defaulting to 0.7?
As standard it's set to 0.7, so I guess this is too. It's set in the tune to do it.
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Old 07-07-2020, 08:14 PM   #1920
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First drives with E85, how does this look?

I've got a 2015 BRZ with Borla UEL catless headers and a Manzo Catback. This week I decided to go the E85 route & was very pleased with the hp gain, but I worry about the safety of the engine. I have used the off the shelf tune with OpenFlash for stage 2 E85 and have only put about 60 miles on the car since. I just need help reading these data logs because tbh I have no idea what I'm looking at. All I want to know is if everything looks as it should. Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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Old 07-08-2020, 11:59 PM   #1921
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I'm wondering if my fuel trim is a bit high? I'm on E85, injen intakes, and borla EL. I'm tuned using the OFT E85 Stage2+


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Old 07-10-2020, 01:29 AM   #1922
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As standard it's set to 0.7, so I guess this is too. It's set in the tune to do it.
@Kodename47 From a usability perspective - is there a likely reason why IAM starts at 0.7? After all, if it did start at 1 and there was bad knock everywhere I'm assuming a tune that started at 1 vs 0.7 would end up with the same IAM value after some driving.
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Old 07-11-2020, 06:29 PM   #1923
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The theory is that it's safer, but if you have a tunes specifically for your setup then you shouldn't see much deviation from IAM of 1 and therefore it would be fine to use that as the default.
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Old 07-22-2020, 01:20 AM   #1924
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Hello! I'm trying to diagnose a hesitation issue that happens sporadically between 2.5K and 3k RPM.

I managed to get a datalog of the event:

https://datazap.me/u/entaroadum/hesi...&data=1&mark=8

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Old 07-22-2020, 01:32 PM   #1925
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hello,

My tuner said that my wastegate pressure is 9 psi naturally. From what I'm looking at it shows about 8psi. I'm looking at Manifold Absolute Pressure. Am i looking at the wrong parameter?

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Old 07-25-2020, 11:40 AM   #1926
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Could someone check out my log and tell me how it looks. 2017 '86 auto, stock, OFT v4.03 stg.1. WOT pull in 2nd. Thanks.
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Old 07-28-2020, 05:52 AM   #1927
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@Kodename47 and @steve99 hope to get a few minutes of your time. Got my first few logs done with WOTs back to back and some town driving. Any thoughts on it, or anything out of the ordinary?

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https://datazap.me/u/compelica/wot-w...&data=17-20-32

Town driving:
https://datazap.me/u/compelica/wayne...?log=0&data=17

First thing I notice is that I'm getting consistent timing pulls at around 5K rpm on WOT. Still learning at this, but instead of pulling timing from Base Timing B table, is there anything I could do to reduce knock at that area?

Will try other fuel brands first but wanted to see if there's anything that I can understand on how to fix it.
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Old 07-28-2020, 06:50 AM   #1928
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@Kodename47 and @steve99 hope to get a few minutes of your time. Got my first few logs done with WOTs back to back and some town driving. Any thoughts on it, or anything out of the ordinary?

WOT:
https://datazap.me/u/compelica/wot-w...&data=17-20-32

Town driving:
https://datazap.me/u/compelica/wayne...?log=0&data=17

First thing I notice is that I'm getting consistent timing pulls at around 5K rpm on WOT. Still learning at this, but instead of pulling timing from Base Timing B table, is there anything I could do to reduce knock at that area?

Will try other fuel brands first but wanted to see if there's anything that I can understand on how to fix it.

knock you can add fuel , reduce timng and maybe run more direct injection. You already down in high 11 afr so maybe reduce timing amd try running more di injection. Or find better fuel
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knock you can add fuel , reduce timng and maybe run more direct injection. You already down in high 11 afr so maybe reduce timing amd try running more di injection. Or find better fuel
Thanks @steve99, this will come off as a stupid and ignorant question but please humor me as I'm trying to piece the logic in my head:

I notice that the common answer to fix knock is to always reduce timing to solve it. Now I do get however that reducing timing is a sure fix but would that be less performant which is counterproductive on maximising performance for a given target fuel and mods.

If stock roms are going rich to 10 AFR surely adding fuel to knocky areas would be a better solution? Or... is it because adding fuel complicates things versus just dropping timing?

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Thanks @steve99, this will come off as a stupid and ignorant question but please humor me as I'm trying to piece the logic in my head:

I notice that the common answer to fix knock is to always reduce timing to solve it. Now I do get however that reducing timing is a sure fix but would that be less performant which is counterproductive on maximising performance for a given target fuel and mods.

If stock roms are going rich to 10 AFR surely adding fuel to knocky areas would be a better solution? Or... is it because adding fuel complicates things versus just dropping timing?

Appreciate it

10 afr is way to rich for max power its to save cats in header
max popwer is theroeticly 12.5 on petrol but poorer quality fuels or high compression engines its more like high 11 to low 12.


Its a balancing act between ignition timong amd afr, richer ie below 12.5 looses power and more timong increases power untill you get to MBT which you almpst never do on petrol so your jist knock limited
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10 afr is way to rich for max power its to save cats in header
max popwer is theroeticly 12.5 on petrol but poorer quality fuels or high compression engines its more like high 11 to low 12.


Its a balancing act between ignition timong amd afr, richer ie below 12.5 looses power and more timong increases power untill you get to MBT which you almpst never do on petrol so your jist knock limited
Appreciate the feedback. Just switched to full DI to 7200 RPM as per your recommendation to others; will report back. I'm aware of the less cleaning ability on 100% DI but I'm putting it on to test.

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Hello, Can someone please have a look at my logs. Just got it back on the road after some trans work and been playing with MAF scaling. Car feels good, but not sure if AFT and LTFT is okay or I'm missing something.

2nd gear WOT log:
https://datazap.me/u/sideways/log-15...a=1-6-7-8-9-10

Perrin intake, OFH, Perrin OP, Invida Q300 CB

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