Converting Numbers in Uberdata?
#1
Converting Numbers in Uberdata?
I don't know what to call this, so I can't really search, but I know I've seen it before.
If you datalog, you get your A/F ratio. Using that, the base number for the cell you're tuning and then the number you want to target, how the ---- do you calculate you new cell number?
If you datalog, you get your A/F ratio. Using that, the base number for the cell you're tuning and then the number you want to target, how the ---- do you calculate you new cell number?
#2
Re: Converting Numbers in Uberdata?
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=44648.0
Some good info to have right here so hang onto it.
Some good info to have right here so hang onto it.
#3
Re: Converting Numbers in Uberdata?
Do it as a percent.
target afr/ logged afr = %
12.5/10.7 = 1.16-1 = 16
so that means you have to take 16% of the fuel from the map to get it to 12.5. This is assuming linearity.
OK not to confuse anyone. You can do this either way.. the way I posted or the link that was posted. I would follow the link because of more detail.
target afr/ logged afr = %
12.5/10.7 = 1.16-1 = 16
so that means you have to take 16% of the fuel from the map to get it to 12.5. This is assuming linearity.
OK not to confuse anyone. You can do this either way.. the way I posted or the link that was posted. I would follow the link because of more detail.
#5
Re: Converting Numbers in Uberdata?
Originally Posted by tranceminister
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=44648.0
Some good info to have right here so hang onto it.
Some good info to have right here so hang onto it.
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