Torque Limiter
Ok I think I know what you want.
They limit the TQ by using different tables in the boost control section for 1st ,2nd and 3rd. these tables are called
1, Reactive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
2, Passive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
3, Boost Target Engine Load #3 (Low Gear Range)
They maybe called something slightly different in your xml
They are all under the turbo section of ECUFLASH.
If you copy and past the the ones labeled (primary) in to the ones with the (low Gear Range ) you should then be running close to the same boost (TQ) in the low gear range as you do in the higher gears
They limit the TQ by using different tables in the boost control section for 1st ,2nd and 3rd. these tables are called
1, Reactive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
2, Passive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
3, Boost Target Engine Load #3 (Low Gear Range)
They maybe called something slightly different in your xml
They are all under the turbo section of ECUFLASH.
If you copy and past the the ones labeled (primary) in to the ones with the (low Gear Range ) you should then be running close to the same boost (TQ) in the low gear range as you do in the higher gears
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Thanks for the info that is what i was looking for
Ok I think I know what you want.
They limit the TQ by using different tables in the boost control section for 1st ,2nd and 3rd. these tables are called
1, Reactive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
2, Passive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
3, Boost Target Engine Load #3 (Low Gear Range)
They maybe called something slightly different in your xml
They are all under the turbo section of ECUFLASH.
If you copy and past the the ones labeled (primary) in to the ones with the (low Gear Range ) you should then be running close to the same boost (TQ) in the low gear range as you do in the higher gears
They limit the TQ by using different tables in the boost control section for 1st ,2nd and 3rd. these tables are called
1, Reactive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
2, Passive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
3, Boost Target Engine Load #3 (Low Gear Range)
They maybe called something slightly different in your xml
They are all under the turbo section of ECUFLASH.
If you copy and past the the ones labeled (primary) in to the ones with the (low Gear Range ) you should then be running close to the same boost (TQ) in the low gear range as you do in the higher gears
Ok I think I know what you want.
They limit the TQ by using different tables in the boost control section for 1st ,2nd and 3rd. these tables are called
1, Reactive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
2, Passive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
3, Boost Target Engine Load #3 (Low Gear Range)
They maybe called something slightly different in your xml
They are all under the turbo section of ECUFLASH.
If you copy and past the the ones labeled (primary) in to the ones with the (low Gear Range ) you should then be running close to the same boost (TQ) in the low gear range as you do in the higher gears
They limit the TQ by using different tables in the boost control section for 1st ,2nd and 3rd. these tables are called
1, Reactive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
2, Passive Solenoid Base WGDC Map #3 (Low Gear Range)
3, Boost Target Engine Load #3 (Low Gear Range)
They maybe called something slightly different in your xml
They are all under the turbo section of ECUFLASH.
If you copy and past the the ones labeled (primary) in to the ones with the (low Gear Range ) you should then be running close to the same boost (TQ) in the low gear range as you do in the higher gears
There is a REAL physical limit to the 1st gear on the SST .. you change it and you break it .. especially when the CELs are disabled
http://www.autocar.co.uk/CarReviews/...30-GSR/240293/
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