Nothing special ... I just changed the scaling to match mine and set the plateau and limits where I needed them in the fuel page. I suck at Excel man ... I wouldn't dare touch those formulas ... lol

 

I'd be interesting to see if you can devise up a program similar to this for the MIVEC map.

 

Inco, you can use the timing smoother for MIVEC as well ... the MIVEC map is 20W x 16H. Paste it in and then duplicate the last row and column (to avoid unwanted values from interpolating). Copy from the top map and paste in ...

 

oooohhh, Sweet! Gonna try that tonight!

 

save yourself the effort ... I'll gin up a quick mivec version, no bell and whistles like the fuel smoother, but saves a lot of time. [gets to work]

 

...waiting patiently, thanks Jumper!

 

Jumper...your da man! Thanx for sharing!

 

actually I'll have a very nice surprise ... but first I need to know ... as the numbers in the mivec cells get larger what is that called? advanced or retarded?

 

my semi educated guess would be advance, but I would get a second on that! lol
we like surprises!

 

ok and what is the practice limit to this advance? 30 degrees?

 

and I assume no one goes for negative advance?

 

Great now im obsessed with smoothing maps. X(

 

sounds good. Im running 28.8's

 

I know this is freakin SWEET!

 

on the mivec map the load numbers on the horizontal are a little bit confusing. should start as: 0, 10, 20 to 280 load, but they are : 10, 20, 30 to 300 load. just a little observation for improving your file! great work, man!