Dyno graph
I wasn't talking about the end of the pull, I'm referring to the 4k rpm line (I think that's what it is, no labels). See how you spool up nice and strong, hit peak torque.....and then fall on your face. Something is not right there. Either you are hitting boost error correction, or possibly an unfinished part of your timing map???
That would be the first thing to fix. 28psi is a bit much for pump gas, but just the same you are over shooting your target (either load or psi, depending on which method you use) and it's causing a downward error correction. If you smoothed that out I can see you gaining 30whp/40wtq at least right at that spot.
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That would be the first thing to fix. 28psi is a bit much for pump gas, but just the same you are over shooting your target (either load or psi, depending on which method you use) and it's causing a downward error correction. If you smoothed that out I can see you gaining 30whp/40wtq at least right at that spot.
I want 26psi and hold, not 28 and drop to 22 like you see in the graph.what tables I need to change?
thanks for your time
No offense, but here is the best advice you're going to get all year, and it could potentially save you thousands of dollars: Pay a professional for a tune. That chart makes it very obvious you don't a clue how to properly tune a car. There is a reason that many of us that actually do know how to street-tune a car still pay a professional to dyno-tune it.
if you're even confused about those two, I would just pay to have it professionally tuned
Why the **** are you bumping a thread that was commented in a few minutes ago?
Oh wait, I know, because you're spamming the ****ing forum with bumps.
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I hope a mod sees this and deletes your useless posts.
Oh wait, I know, because you're spamming the ****ing forum with bumps.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/se...rchid=17329769
I hope a mod sees this and deletes your useless posts.
Agree. Your torque is a bit out of control to see a vertical line like that (is that rpm on the horizontal?), then it falls on it's face hard. You are seriously risking a very expensive repair bill.


