I am just wondering, when i log my evo 8 i hit load as high as 260 ish, with a spike to 21 psi.

Now i go to log my friends car, he also spikes to 21 psi, only his load gets up to about 242 and no higher, why is there such a big difference? Also how much is the load calculated off by? because i had 2 other people in the car with me once i pulled up a hill and i hit like 278 and it didnt cut fuel, my boost cut delay timer is still at 1000 m/s. So im wondering why i didnt hit fuel cut? and why i get a way higher load on an evo 8 then we did on an evo 9 the only thing i can think of is one of our boost gauges are off, but i doubt it because i use the stock boost control solenoid, and he has a MBC.
( this was done on the exact same road, both of us in the cars, both in mine and both in his).

 

because of this how did you determine that it could not be one of your boost gauges reading a little high/low?

 

The load calc I came up with was only a stop gap until we found a way to output the real load. Now we can (I've posted some details previously, a few people have tried it on Evo 8 and 9 just fine) it is clear that the load calc can be a little high sometimes. To hit fuel cut it would have to breach the load limit continually for a full second.

 

i spike to almost 300 load in my evo 9 turbo with about 24psi of boost.

 

elhalisf, have you tried the request ID 00 and 01 mod for real load@? Load = 10/32*((255*requestID00)+requestID01)

Just noticed you have an Evo VIII but with a IX turbo, I think I posted some locations for the VIII, but if not they are not too tricky to find.

I find the boost limit and from there I find the routine that handles overboost. In there is the real load value. Once I know that I find the MUT table which is at the end of the ROM before the big unused gap. Then I substitute request ID 00 and 01 with the RAM locations of the real load value. Then with a mod to data.xml it gets chucked out into your logs.

 

I am using the mitsulogger to log the load. however, i use the calculated load to observe the 300 load spike.
when i log, i deselect load0 (ID00) and load1 (ID01). and can i assume that the load locations are the same in the VIII?

 

They are different in the VIII.

 

The locations vary based on the Rom your using, on the 7 and 8 ECU's their pretty much the same, I think only a few bytes offset at most..

On the 9 ECU, its a different rom and is in a different location. I do think it was documented somewhere though.