difference in basemaps, stock VS 2.5/3 bar
#1
difference in basemaps, stock VS 2.5/3 bar
i know the basemapping procedure for a stock map sensor but, would it be any different for a 2.5/3 bar one??
the reason i ask is because on Chris's site it says he wont make a basemap for larger sensors, and i was wondering if this is because the procedure is diff/unreliable for the larger sensors.
#2
Re: difference in basemaps, stock VS 2.5/3 bar
I think it kind of depends on what program your using but I know with Uberdata's 3bar sensor you need to rewrite the map scalars to match the sensor. It does take a bit more extra work but it works. As with any basemap though it needs to be tuned, and as we all know the more boost/pressures your engine is recieving the more critical the tuning has to be. Thats probably why Xenocron and others don't want to mess with the 3bar for someones basemap. Thats a setup that needs to be tuned, not run on a basemap.
#3
Re: difference in basemaps, stock VS 2.5/3 bar
it would be done with TE which has the option for 2/2.5/3 bar. i know running hard on a basemap isnt good but how would you create a starting point to tune past ~11psi ?? is it the same as making a basemap for a stock MAPsensor??
#4
Re: difference in basemaps, stock VS 2.5/3 bar
Tuning is the same principles from one sensor to the next..
..as far as code.. it's an adjustment in the MAP scalars. TE does it a bit different than UD/Crome.. but ends up with the same result.
..as far as code.. it's an adjustment in the MAP scalars. TE does it a bit different than UD/Crome.. but ends up with the same result.
#5
Re: difference in basemaps, stock VS 2.5/3 bar
so i should create a basemap but select the proper MAP size before starting??
no need for a diff anmount of retard or additional fuel?? thats what i am concerned with while making the basemap
no need for a diff anmount of retard or additional fuel?? thats what i am concerned with while making the basemap
#6
Re: difference in basemaps, stock VS 2.5/3 bar
Originally Posted by tranceminister
As with any basemap though it needs to be tuned, and as we all know the more boost/pressures your engine is recieving the more critical the tuning has to be. Thats probably why Xenocron and others don't want to mess with the 3bar for someones basemap. Thats a setup that needs to be tuned, not run on a basemap.
I have started making basemaps for the Motorola 2.5 Bar Maps in Crome, but thats only because I can set a boost cut at 5psi and not have to worry about them overboosting and killing their motor before being tuned.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
marcj
Engine Management
34
08-06-2008 02:59 PM