How are you "smoothing" the non WOT parts of your maps?
In the NW I have seen both 8's and 7's. I was told that this was because the west coast gets 92 so it needed 7's and the east gets 93/94 so they get 8's. The fact that its a standard that he doesnt even stick to...well you do the math.
Highlight the block of cells that you have made corrections to and select ALT-B .. or otherwise known as interpolate 2D
That should smoothen out the untouched cells abit ..
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its in there. you need to highlight a row or column or just 3-4 cells in a row/column, or mulitple rows/columns, then go into the menu in the top left and to smooth vertically/horizontally depending on what way you are trying to smooth everything out. i think control H or V does it as well (it might be alt-H or alt-V).
Lol thanks for pointing that out...here I was just averaging it out and there is something to do it
Thanks 
Oh thanks Gunzo as well....hehehe well I will use in the areas where I was trying to do it myself
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Codgi, on our fuel here you can run 2-3* usually pretty easy and 11.3-11.5:1 AFR's in the IX's. I have tuned a fair amount of VIII's and usually can get the same setup but have to run less boost to do it (aforementioned numbers). I have no definitive proof but some of the 92 seems to be definitely more than 92 for what can be done. FWIW, I use Shell and have run timing and boost some guys on 93/94 cant do with no or very limited knock.
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Damn not findinig "interpolate" until now....this thing is great . Stay tuned for the review after Friday (only flash on Fridays so I have the full weekend to fix it if necessary).
. Stay tuned for the review after Friday (only flash on Fridays so I have the full weekend to fix it if necessary).
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. Great thread that helped point me in the right direction. I just was wondering how in general everyone was getting the areas that aren't WOT fixed as well .
I dont think most of us change the lower load fields. I've saved about 10 different custom maps from people that have the same mods as I do and almost every single one has stock low load fields. A few have added timing to improve cam idle but most leave them stock.
It's pretty sad how you guys are just going on and on about "some tuner" we all know whats up now no need to make references to ruin this guys thread. Not trying to be a dick but it seems to be common practice when a timing map is shown.
Anyways I'm interested in learning more about this too... I was under the assumption the ECU did some sort of "smoothing" between cells as even the stock map has some rather large jumps.
Bump for us wanting to learn!
Anyways I'm interested in learning more about this too... I was under the assumption the ECU did some sort of "smoothing" between cells as even the stock map has some rather large jumps.
Bump for us wanting to learn!