open loop tuning?
#12
Re:open loop tuning?
Originally Posted by boosted_b16
so then it is ok to tune in closed loop?
#13
Re:open loop tuning?
Rory, since I havent been able to play with your BIN personally yet on my car...do you tune your car on your O2 disabled BIN and then when done put those maps back in a normal NG48 BIN? Or does that ---- ---- up?
The only downside I can think of is that the ecu won't keep things stoich on its own while cruising, idling, etc. As long as you tune these areas, it becomes a non-issue.
#14
Re:open loop tuning?
Originally Posted by Rory
Rory, since I havent been able to play with your BIN personally yet on my car...do you tune your car on your O2 disabled BIN and then when done put those maps back in a normal NG48 BIN? Or does that ---- ---- up?
The only downside I can think of is that the ecu won't keep things stoich on its own while cruising, idling, etc. As long as you tune these areas, it becomes a non-issue.
#16
Re:open loop tuning?
On a very related note, I found something cool today. I think you'll like it.
http://forum.pgmfi.org/viewtopic.php?t=4652
http://forum.pgmfi.org/viewtopic.php?t=4652
#18
Re:open loop tuning?
WOW!!!!! that is ------' awesome!!!!!! i will definitly be tring out that bin...thats perfect to tune with and leave on there for good afr's in vaccume...how did the afr's look in part throttle boost? it cuts out 02 trim as soon as it sees boost even at part throttle?
#19
Re:open loop tuning?
Originally Posted by boosted_b16
WOW!!!!! that is ------' awesome!!!!!! i will definitly be tring out that bin...thats perfect to tune with and leave on there for good afr's in vaccume...how did the afr's look in part throttle boost? it cuts out 02 trim as soon as it sees boost even at part throttle?
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