Fuel trims
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When I searched using your thread title that came up as the 4th link, with your post cluttering up the results it would have been the third link. Furthermore it is stickied and is the very first thread in this section of the site. Read, absorb, and good luck. If you make another post within 48 hours you haven't read enough, absorbed enough, and experimented enough. If you want spoon fed, this isn't the best place.
People spend a great deal of time making useful posts so that simple ones like this don't need to be made. Its supposed to make your life easier.
When I searched using your thread title that came up as the 4th link, with your post cluttering up the results it would have been the third link. Furthermore it is stickied and is the very first thread in this section of the site. Read, absorb, and good luck. If you make another post within 48 hours you haven't read enough, absorbed enough, and experimented enough. If you want spoon fed, this isn't the best place.
People spend a great deal of time making useful posts so that simple ones like this don't need to be made. Its supposed to make your life easier.
ive read it but it doesnt go into depth on the latency just a link to latency where my injectors are not listed. I found a link to another site but i tryed the latencys for the wrx 440 and my trims went crazy.
ok so after i read the how to tune a evo again for over the 50th time(seriously) and didnt find anything useful on the latency i search just in the thread and got this
"LTFT (mid) => cruise
LTFT (low) => idle
If low ~= mid & both > 0 then decrease injector scaling
If low ~= mid & both < 0 then increase injector scaling
If low > mid then increase latency values
If low < mid then decrease latency values"
"LTFT (mid) => cruise
LTFT (low) => idle
If low ~= mid & both > 0 then decrease injector scaling
If low ~= mid & both < 0 then increase injector scaling
If low > mid then increase latency values
If low < mid then decrease latency values"
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So driving around town alot trying to get them in line i learned that 14/16/18v cells effected my low,11/9 cells, sometimes 7v moved my mid. But i associated the 7 and 4v cells to highs because moving the 11/9v cells made the most difference getting the mid ltft tight. Less than 1% at the least and less than 5% at the most.
Start on the scaling 1st though
There aren't any certain V cells that match to a specific LTFT. That's simple the latency curve based on battery voltage.
LTFT Lo is for lower airflows under a certain Hz value (idle conditions)
LTFT mid is for slight higher airflows (cruising conditions)
LTFT Hi is for very high airflow conditions, which probably won't be met in normal driving
There is a table in your ROM where you can see the crossover points for the LTFTs.
LTFT Lo is for lower airflows under a certain Hz value (idle conditions)
LTFT mid is for slight higher airflows (cruising conditions)
LTFT Hi is for very high airflow conditions, which probably won't be met in normal driving
There is a table in your ROM where you can see the crossover points for the LTFTs.
There aren't any certain V cells that match to a specific LTFT. That's simple the latency curve based on battery voltage.
LTFT Lo is for lower airflows under a certain Hz value (idle conditions)
LTFT mid is for slight higher airflows (cruising conditions)
LTFT Hi is for very high airflow conditions, which probably won't be met in normal driving
There is a table in your ROM where you can see the crossover points for the LTFTs.
LTFT Lo is for lower airflows under a certain Hz value (idle conditions)
LTFT mid is for slight higher airflows (cruising conditions)
LTFT Hi is for very high airflow conditions, which probably won't be met in normal driving
There is a table in your ROM where you can see the crossover points for the LTFTs.
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