Turboedit base map needed d16a6
#2
Re:Turboedit base map needed d16a6
Hrm... make one?
Use the stock PM6 maps, and extrapolate the tables from the last NA column.
This was explained in one of the TurboEDIT classes, I'm sure.
Check for the log in one of the "class" threads.
Use the stock PM6 maps, and extrapolate the tables from the last NA column.
This was explained in one of the TurboEDIT classes, I'm sure.
Check for the log in one of the "class" threads.
#3
Re:Turboedit base map needed d16a6
I tried reading the chat log but it gets a bit confusing since the talk is in conversation format. I'll give it another read through though.
You think it'd be better for me just to use ghettodyne and the supplied pm6 bin since I don't have the resources to get an extensive tune for a month or two? I'm new to chipping so please bare with me.
You think it'd be better for me just to use ghettodyne and the supplied pm6 bin since I don't have the resources to get an extensive tune for a month or two? I'm new to chipping so please bare with me.
#4
Re:Turboedit base map needed d16a6
Originally Posted by TurboEF9
Hrm... make one?
Use the stock PM6 maps, and extrapolate the tables from the last NA column.
This was explained in one of the TurboEDIT classes, I'm sure.
Check for the log in one of the "class" threads.
Use the stock PM6 maps, and extrapolate the tables from the last NA column.
This was explained in one of the TurboEDIT classes, I'm sure.
Check for the log in one of the "class" threads.
#5
Re:Turboedit base map needed d16a6
I logged the last part of that class, but I missed the first 45 minutes cuz someone hit my fiancee's truck parked out front just before the class started. I'll send it over to Chris to throw up on his site when I see him on aim next.
#7
Re:Turboedit base map needed d16a6
5-6psi (just to get started)
stock d16a6 with y7 head
450cc
starion intercooler
TE for engine management (hum, ditch the FMU)
hum, that's about it. oh, i haven't got the car running yet, but soon.
stock d16a6 with y7 head
450cc
starion intercooler
TE for engine management (hum, ditch the FMU)
hum, that's about it. oh, i haven't got the car running yet, but soon.
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