I'm trying to dial in my MAF, but I'm getting something like this on my LTFT's. I've already raised the lower end up to 8999 Hz by 20%. I think the lower range needs to come up more, but I'm not 100% sure what to do with the mid/upper regions.
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10-09-2008
I'm trying to dial in my MAF, but I'm getting something like this on my LTFT's. I've already raised the lower end up to 8999 Hz by 20%. I think the lower range needs to come up more, but I'm not 100% sure what to do with the mid/upper regions.
10-09-2008
I did a little bit of tweaking, but I'm not getting much closer to 0. I've scaled back 2% twice, now, but my numbers haven't changed much from the two previous scans.
10-09-2008
If you are dialing in your maf why are you using a VE histogram?
10-09-2008
I'm looking at my LTFT's Should I be looking at something else??
10-09-2008
Yes you should. Shoot me over your tune file, log file, and config file. Send it to admin@ottperformance.com , I'll get you setup.
10-09-2008
Right. The MAF table is a linear table. So In other words it looks exactly like the maf table in the editor does. You can tune trims like this also (by using the VE table) but it's a mater of opinion really. I have always used the MAF to tune fuel and trims.Originally Posted by fast98
You have to setup up a custom histrogram. I'm guessing he is doing this for you. So let us know how it goes.
10-09-2008
Yes I'm gunna set him up with the correct config file for this. I also like to look at people tunes when I help so I can give them advice if needed.
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