Map rescaling..
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As would I. One of the big benefits in going to a stand alone would be the higher resolution maps. But, I am sure that in due time, once everything is figured out about the ECU, we will be re-writing the ECU to have it run the way that we want it to, almost like a factory standalone.
Well, based on what Tephra has done so far, it seems to me that it might be possible to extend the load scale across two maps and have the ECU switch over once it's past the end of the first one.
For example...
High Oct Ignition #1 can have Load 0 - 200
High Oct Ignition #2 can have Load 180 - 380 (some overlap)
It would involve the use of the alt-map, but have the ECU auto-switch on the fly based on load instead of the switched input
For example...
High Oct Ignition #1 can have Load 0 - 200
High Oct Ignition #2 can have Load 180 - 380 (some overlap)
It would involve the use of the alt-map, but have the ECU auto-switch on the fly based on load instead of the switched input
Last edited by recompile; Mar 25, 2008 at 06:27 AM.
Well, based on what Tephra has done so far, it seems to me that it might be possible to extend the load scale across two maps and have the ECU switch over once it's past the end of the first one.
For example...
High Oct Ignition #1 can have Load 0 - 200
High Oct Ignition #2 can have Load 180 - 380 (some overlap)
It would involve the use of the alt-map, but have the ECU auto-switch on the fly based on load instead of the switched input
For example...
High Oct Ignition #1 can have Load 0 - 200
High Oct Ignition #2 can have Load 180 - 380 (some overlap)
It would involve the use of the alt-map, but have the ECU auto-switch on the fly based on load instead of the switched input
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