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Old Nov 30, 2008, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by mrfred
Based on whp figures, a stock 10 ought to be hitting about 220-240 load at around 3500 rpm and then tappering down to around 180 load at 7000 rpm.
Almost spot on there mrfred.

I updated post #2 to show the path of a stock 10 through the ignition and fuel maps:

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...30&postcount=2
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Old Nov 30, 2008, 09:20 PM
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Thanks for the quick response SiC and mrfred. I figured it would never be in the 260+ load percentage range but wanted to get some confirmation from those of you in the know. Like I said I will be using a wideband when I'm actually tuning but trying to get a good understanding of how it's looking now before I start. ~Trent
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Old Nov 30, 2008, 09:20 PM
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Thanks for teasing, I mean sharing. LOL
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Almost spot on there mrfred.

I updated post #2 to show the path of a stock 10 through the ignition and fuel maps:

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...30&postcount=2
Nice addition. Thanks Razorlab
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how does the X chose between what mivec map to use? as there are 2 maps for intake and exhaust does it have to reach certain parameters to meet before it switch's between the 2 i.e knock, afr, load as it does with the feuling maps
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Old Nov 30, 2008, 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by onboost
how does the X chose between what mivec map to use? as there are 2 maps for intake and exhaust does it have to reach certain parameters to meet before it switch's between the 2 i.e knock, afr, load as it does with the feuling maps
I actually heard this switches in accordance with engine coolant temps. 77 degrees celcius is the temp I heard it switches at.
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Old Dec 1, 2008, 09:22 AM
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bryan, any luck finding anything related to the Throttle By Wire? I am interested to see what those look like. Great work on this to all that contributed!
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Old Dec 1, 2008, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by MR Turco
bryan, any luck finding anything related to the Throttle By Wire? I am interested to see what those look like. Great work on this to all that contributed!
Updated the first post with the throttle maps. (at the end of the first post)
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Old Dec 1, 2008, 10:24 AM
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yeah the X is an interesting beast for sure... reminds me a bit of subaru sti tuning with its tables and res.

I love the X... ours is up 75whp from stock with the basic mods and a retune.

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I'm thinking about picking an X up when I finish paying for the VIII ...I'm running out of driveway though
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Updated the first post with the throttle maps. (at the end of the first post)
That's it... I can't take it... I want it NOW
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Updated the first post with the throttle maps. (at the end of the first post)
that is awesome!
so that's mean you can adjust the throttle respond too?
I got a rev hanging every time i race. I cant tell you how much i hate that.
I like immediate rpm drops, and i hate when my rpm stocks for a second or 3...
I cant understand why they did that. anyway.
My question is , can you change the throttle map to be closest to the cable like feeling?
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Originally Posted by Robevo RS
that is awesome!
so that's mean you can adjust the throttle respond too?
I got a rev hanging every time i race. I cant tell you how much i hate that.
I like immediate rpm drops, and i hate when my rpm stocks for a second or 3...
I cant understand why they did that. anyway.
My question is , can you change the throttle map to be closest to the cable like feeling?
Your rev hang can be addressed with your Ecutek tune. Please let your tuner know about the problem and he can address it for you.

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Originally Posted by DynoFlash
Your rev hang can be addressed with your Ecutek tune. Please let your tuner know about the problem and he can address it for you.

Al
thanks AL!
I got that even before the tune.
but thanks for the advice!
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Updated the first post with the throttle maps. (at the end of the first post)
hahaha wonderful!

Looking at them i am somewhat confused (godilovecablethrottles). what is the z axis? is it % of what you give the pedal. So if the map is 60% does that mean it will open the throttle by 60% of what the pedal is at? I know the STi will give greater throttle then what the pedal is at which feels a tad weird. So at part throttle it might give 10% more to make the car feel "peppier". Do you know if you can go over 100% in those cells?

I know this is all new so you probably dont have all the answers yet. I am just excited to see all this open source stuff for the X owners.
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