ETA on timing control
Originally Posted by joeymia
your if your going to be unflashed you'll need the timing to regain some the torque lost on the low end. TTP however has a flashed tailored for this particular application.
Originally Posted by mchuang
I just prefer to have the ability to adjust timing myself. not knocking on the flash or anything, I am pretty sure it is flashed correctly but once you start adjusting fuel it is going to change timing because of its piggy back nature.
For instance, if your tune is "too safe", you will lean it out a little which will increase timing a little.
If you are picking up some trace knock, you will richen the mixture some which also reduces your timing.
So it actually works pretty well.
Bob
Originally Posted by TurboBob
This is true, however the timing change when tuning is not extreme, and it changes in the proper direction.
For instance, if your tune is "too safe", you will lean it out a little which will increase timing a little.
If you are picking up some trace knock, you will richen the mixture some which also reduces your timing.
So it actually works pretty well.
Bob
For instance, if your tune is "too safe", you will lean it out a little which will increase timing a little.
If you are picking up some trace knock, you will richen the mixture some which also reduces your timing.
So it actually works pretty well.
Bob
Paul and I are fine-tweaking some. I really like the way its driving.
Timing control is next as soon as I put the finishing touches on your stuff.
The Pro is capable of using either the coil outputs or the Crank/Cam sensors for timing control.
We will be starting with Crank/Cam sensor mode, and add the coil output mode later.
I have some boost control improvements in mind as well.....
Bob
Timing control is next as soon as I put the finishing touches on your stuff.
The Pro is capable of using either the coil outputs or the Crank/Cam sensors for timing control.
We will be starting with Crank/Cam sensor mode, and add the coil output mode later.
I have some boost control improvements in mind as well.....

Bob
That is good stuff. Man I have so many ideas for that unit that I don't even write them down anymore. You need like 6 more i/o's for all the things that could be done. The most recent idea is to allow the new boost enrichment settings for V4.5 firmware to be individually set up for both of the switchable maps. I like the boost enrichment fuel punch on pump gas alone, but I want that turned off on meth injection map. I know that will take you all of 20min to update, but thought I would share the finding. It runs a tad rich on peak boost with meth on the new firmware. FYI. Keep up the great work.
Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
That is good stuff. Man I have so many ideas for that unit that I don't even write them down anymore. You need like 6 more i/o's for all the things that could be done. The most recent idea is to allow the new boost enrichment settings for V4.5 firmware to be individually set up for both of the switchable maps. I like the boost enrichment fuel punch on pump gas alone, but I want that turned off on meth injection map. I know that will take you all of 20min to update, but thought I would share the finding. It runs a tad rich on peak boost with meth on the new firmware. FYI. Keep up the great work.
-Paul
Originally Posted by PVD04
The latest change that Bob and I have been discussing will address that richness as you reach peak boost. I'm not sure if Bob is going to use only the existing settings to implement it or add a few more, but it should allow for more consistent A/F ratios during spool up.
-Paul
-Paul
Originally Posted by mchuang
Do you have any screenshots of the software
-Paul
Originally Posted by PVD04
The software is the same as before, it just has some new settings that can be adjusted. There are a few screen shots here on the forum.
-Paul
-Paul
What I want to try to do is setup variables for cold start enrichment which will allow you to turn it on, but not activate unless the AIT sensor is indicating that the air is cold or the motor is cool.
We could run this off of coolant temp, but that would require another tap to the ECU and I think we are out of wires.
Let me know your findings!


