Had some highway driving to do today so figured it would be a good day to take the laptop and try to do some logging for the first time. I think everything went good with no issues. Never ran the car this hard before.. Did some 3rd gear pulls. I don't have the wideband setup to log yet. At idle AFR is 14.7-15, normal cruising is about the same, WOT dipped down to 10.6. Not sure if 10.6 is good or bad.. Have a look at my logs and tell me what you think. Not quite sure if I'm doing this correctly so help me out ! Thanks!!

 

heres another one..

 

Matt your logging way to many things. Only check off the most important ones, TPS, RPM, timing, knock, afr etc. when you log to many items it slows the logger down and there are huge gaps i.e going from 4900rpm and the next line is 5500. thats not clear at all. also there looks like somethings up with your TPS since it only goes to 99. When you put the logs in to virtual dyno just change those to 100 and it should make it look better.

 

Yea, I noticed the gaps in the RPM range. I will adjust next time out and see what happens. This is the first time playing with this software! Thanks

 

Also, if you wanna run the log though VD, you need to do one 3rd gear pull in one logs, not mutli pulls in one log.

 

^ that was probably shifting through 1 and 2.. and then I pulled 3rd from about 2500..

I did 3 other logs in 3rd gear only but when I load them into VD it says "no WOT tps data" and nothin loads up.

 

^^^^ thats the 99 TPS problem I mentioned before. Just change them to 100 manually in excel.

 

Maybe I was ***** footin it and not fully WOT ... lol

 

Evoscan actually says in the notes that mitsubishi's will usually read 90-99 on the TPS. So I don't think there's a problem there. I did change the value to 100 and it didn't make a difference with VD.

What actually should I be logging for the best results?
Im going to try and get out today for a couple more runs.

 

thats weird...mines it always 100 when i'm WOT.

 

Took a few more today.. They are reading alot better !