Anti-Lag Two-step
Quick question...is there anyway, using EvoScan, to tell how much load you are under? There are a couple of things with "load" in it but I'm not sure which corresponds to the kPa load used in EcuFlash.
I know Hondata K-Pro based it on manifold pressure but then again, that's a reprogrammable ecu.
I know Hondata K-Pro based it on manifold pressure but then again, that's a reprogrammable ecu.
Well isn't that what I'm doing? Retarding timing? I know it's nowhere near the -40 to -50 degrees that WRC cars pull but I'm pretty sure anti-lag is basically retarding timing. I completely understand what you're saying though since I'm not really preventing lag therefore it's not anti-lag. I dunno the term just stuck in my head though...
Thanks for the help everybody! Can someone just point me in the direction of how to adjust the timing limit?
Thanks for the help everybody! Can someone just point me in the direction of how to adjust the timing limit?
After you get an ignition based fuel cut it needs to be timed with an additional air bypass and ALOT of fuel. I have spent alot of time looking into this only to realise it is not worthwhile and generally unneeded.
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Quick question...is there anyway, using EvoScan, to tell how much load you are under? There are a couple of things with "load" in it but I'm not sure which corresponds to the kPa load used in EcuFlash.
I know Hondata K-Pro based it on manifold pressure but then again, that's a reprogrammable ecu.
I know Hondata K-Pro based it on manifold pressure but then again, that's a reprogrammable ecu.
A real two-step uses ignition CUT, not RETARD. Basically, it misfires on purpose to push raw fuel to the manifold, where it ignites and spools the turbo.
While the point of ignition is the same as a ALS, an ALS is used to keep a turbo spooled during shifts and throttle off situations and is hardware based. Fuel is injected directly in to the manifold when the ALS is active. The terms are not interchangeable.
While the point of ignition is the same as a ALS, an ALS is used to keep a turbo spooled during shifts and throttle off situations and is hardware based. Fuel is injected directly in to the manifold when the ALS is active. The terms are not interchangeable.
Sorry for being so clueless on all this
A real two-step uses ignition CUT, not RETARD. Basically, it misfires on purpose to push raw fuel to the manifold, where it ignites and spools the turbo.
While the point of ignition is the same as a ALS, an ALS is used to keep a turbo spooled during shifts and throttle off situations and is hardware based. Fuel is injected directly in to the manifold when the ALS is active. The terms are not interchangeable.
While the point of ignition is the same as a ALS, an ALS is used to keep a turbo spooled during shifts and throttle off situations and is hardware based. Fuel is injected directly in to the manifold when the ALS is active. The terms are not interchangeable.
Really?
...really?
You came into the thread to tell me that it wasn't anti-lag in a few separate posts and then come back when someone else backed your case. Without helping the situation at hand but other more capable people were willing to do that so thanks for nothing really...
...really?
You came into the thread to tell me that it wasn't anti-lag in a few separate posts and then come back when someone else backed your case. Without helping the situation at hand but other more capable people were willing to do that so thanks for nothing really...
is this what you after ALS LAUNCH??
I messed with it before with ecuflash on my 9 and no go, the only way to run a proper als is an aftermarket ecu
I messed with it before with ecuflash on my 9 and no go, the only way to run a proper als is an aftermarket ecu
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Ya...on the JDM car that has the ALS system on it.
OP - you do not have anti-lag. TouringBubble has it 100%
Now, lets stay on point.
OP - you do not have anti-lag. TouringBubble has it 100%
Now, lets stay on point.
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