Boost Limit dependent on Boost Control Load Offset?
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Boost Limit dependent on Boost Control Load Offset?
While tuning my Evo 8 (94170015) with the 3-port selenoid installed, using load-based boost control, I´ve exceeded plenty of times the stock boost limit parameters for longer duration than the Boost Cut delay timer (1000ms) and it has never actually CUT.
I´m wondering if the boost control offset (changed from 60 to 200) is responsible for this? (never seen it mentioned, i´m guessing NOT).
In case it isn´t, what do you think of changing the current Boost Limit parameter address (3614) to the "Boost Desired Engine Load" parameter address (44f8)?
Thanks.
I´m wondering if the boost control offset (changed from 60 to 200) is responsible for this? (never seen it mentioned, i´m guessing NOT).
In case it isn´t, what do you think of changing the current Boost Limit parameter address (3614) to the "Boost Desired Engine Load" parameter address (44f8)?
Thanks.
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While tuning my Evo 8 (94170015) with the 3-port selenoid installed, using load-based boost control, I´ve exceeded plenty of times the stock boost limit parameters for longer duration than the Boost Cut delay timer (1000ms) and it has never actually CUT.
I´m wondering if the boost control offset (changed from 60 to 200) is responsible for this?
In case it isn´t, what do you think of changing the current Boost Limit parameter address (3614) to the "Boost Desired Engine Load" parameter address (44f8)?
Thanks.
I´m wondering if the boost control offset (changed from 60 to 200) is responsible for this?
In case it isn´t, what do you think of changing the current Boost Limit parameter address (3614) to the "Boost Desired Engine Load" parameter address (44f8)?
Thanks.
Offset has nothing to do with boost limit
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