Getting past the 30.1 PSI limit...94170715 ROM
#16
Are you referring to the one I wrote by any chance (linked in my sig)?
I have always understood that PSIa is Atmospheric pressure at altitude, my case 4400 ft, equals 12.5 in the Boost Adder Table. My BDE Table can see all the way up to 30.1 utilizing the Omni 4 Bar scaling within ECU Flash. I see roughly 30 PSI in Evoscan utilizing this method. Why do you set your Boost Adder table higher, with such a low number within BDE? Also, with the few sensors scaled within ECU Flash, your 22.7 PSI max point in the BDE Table is not correct.
What am I missing?
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I have my boost adder set to 10 higher than my atmospheric pressure; The boost I target is anywhere from 22-28 psi, so the 22.7 max I get in the BDE table requires a higher boost adder.
I'm using an OMNI 3-bar sensor, and have that scaling selected in EcuFlash. That's why my BDE caps out at a lower value than yours does.
I'm using an OMNI 3-bar sensor, and have that scaling selected in EcuFlash. That's why my BDE caps out at a lower value than yours does.
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Raceghost (Nov 23, 2016)
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I'm using an OMNI 3-bar sensor, and have that scaling selected in EcuFlash. That's why my BDE caps out at a lower value than yours does.
Both you and MFred suggest the same thing to get above the Boost Limit utilizing the Boost Adder Table.
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