Question about my maps and my datalog after cam install
Question about my maps and my datalog after cam install
Hey guys,
Before I can show you my map and log, how do I put them on so you dont have to download it? or even put it on so you can? lol i tried but failed
Before I can show you my map and log, how do I put them on so you dont have to download it? or even put it on so you can? lol i tried but failed
take a "screenshot", (prtsc) button on the top right part of the keyboard, open up paint shop pro, resize, save as a .jpeg to the desktop, upload the screenshot to a hosting site (photobucket) and then reply w/ the IMG link.
ok, its a shotty little log, it was from 2k to like 5ish and it started knocking so i let off, i'm having trouble getting my fuel map up since I dont have paintshop pro, and my microsoft word is expired, and regular windows paint cant find the picture
looks like the knock occured at peak boost right after spool up.
I'm not a pro or anything but I would pull timing until the knock goes away, then make sure your AFR is good, then slowly add timing in until it knocks, then pull it back a degree.
I'm not a pro or anything but I would pull timing until the knock goes away, then make sure your AFR is good, then slowly add timing in until it knocks, then pull it back a degree.
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ok, and should i add it at the loadcalc or 1byte load, that that log said (234) i think in my map tracer it was different so i was a little confused, and should i add fuel before pulling timing to see if that gets rid of the knock.
edit: nevermind on that, it was only 2 numbers off, and i think its load calc because after all, thats where the ecu is reading it from correct?
edit: nevermind on that, it was only 2 numbers off, and i think its load calc because after all, thats where the ecu is reading it from correct?
add some fuel from 4000-5500 rpm between loads 200-240. Your timing looks agressive, try full out 1-2* at 6000 rpm and 200 load to get rid of the 6 count of knock. I was looking at your 3rd run. It looked like you were boosting around 20 psi. Correct?




