MIVEC tuning
The biggest factor in MIVEC tuning at high load is the backpressure produced by the turbo. As back pressure goes up, overlap (high MIVEC values) become less effective or even detrimental. The stock turbo is a good example because people push it well beyond its optimum operating envelope. As load passes 240 and rpms go up (especially rpms), back pressure gets really high on the stock turbo, and best power is produced by reduced MIVEC values.
I thought a high MIVEC value was full advance, which means valves open earlier, meaning less overlap. Let me know if I'm crazy or if the above from mrfred was incorrect.
It just clicked and I realized duh.. it's the exhaust and intake stroke which are next to each other in that order, therefore the sooner you start the intake stroke (more advance), the more overlap there is.
Sorry for the confusion! mrfred is totally right and I was just having a brain fart.
Retard exhaust = more overlap
Advance intake = more overlap
So MIVEC is a true target map. If you set the intake cam off one tooth but give the MIVEC cam gear more range of motion it will still try to get to the target value. We werent sure what it was going to do when we made the mods to my car, if I was going to have to add something to the map to get the correct logged value. Doesnt appear that way for the time being.
So MIVEC is a true target map. If you set the intake cam off one tooth but give the MIVEC cam gear more range of motion it will still try to get to the target value. We werent sure what it was going to do when we made the mods to my car, if I was going to have to add something to the map to get the correct logged value. Doesnt appear that way for the time being.
You need to change 2 requests in your MUT table. Personally I used 40 and 41, then change the values to 0x7650 and 0x7651 respectively. I listed the formula above for EvoScan. The only thing that you'll have to do is set it up in EvoScan as far as the requests, formula, and units used.
Something is missing for me here.
How do I actualy find the MUT 40 and MUT41 for different ROM id`s?
Looking on the MUT table I do not see nothing.
I want to define the addresses for those bits and I do not find them or don`t know where to look for them.
For USDM 59 addresses are 3ef86 and 3ef8a.If they will change them to 0x7650 and 0x7651 they can log mivec.
How about different ROM id`s?
Thanks
Your MUT table should be a giant 3D map that goes something like this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ec...ic-needed.html
I would need to see a pic of your MUT table to really be any help.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ec...ic-needed.html
I would need to see a pic of your MUT table to really be any help.
I had a wrong formula in EvoScan John....
Thanks 4 suport mate.
I change the formula into this and I will try today...
<DataListItem DataLog="N" Color="" Display="MIVEC" LogReference="MIVEC" RequestID="40" RequestID2="41" Eval="72-0.6*x/32" Unit="deg" MetricEval="" MetricUnit="" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="0"
GaugeMax="33" ChartMin="0" ChartMax="33" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" />
Cheers
Thanks 4 suport mate.
I change the formula into this and I will try today...
<DataListItem DataLog="N" Color="" Display="MIVEC" LogReference="MIVEC" RequestID="40" RequestID2="41" Eval="72-0.6*x/32" Unit="deg" MetricEval="" MetricUnit="" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="0"
GaugeMax="33" ChartMin="0" ChartMax="33" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" />
Cheers






