question for utec users
question for utec users
I just had a utec installed on my evoviii. Other mods include HKS downpipe, hi-power exhaust, Random Tech cat., and Turbo XS BOV. I'm experiencing what feels like a "transition studder" when I start building boost, both with the Stage 1 map as well as a second map from my tuner. It's fairly noticeable. Tried changing plugs to make sure that wasn't the problem. I saw a link started on this earlier, but no further replies over the past few weeks. Any ideas or suggestions?
My solution was similar to another user's solution.. I took the 10% map and set it to ECU so it transitions to the next MLP smoother.. I also recommended earlier that the transition point be set to 30-33% instead of 25% so the studder is minimized in daily driving (you don't hit 30% or higher as often in regular driving)
Originally posted by MalibuJack
My solution was similar to another user's solution.. I took the 10% map and set it to ECU so it transitions to the next MLP smoother.. I also recommended earlier that the transition point be set to 30-33% instead of 25% so the studder is minimized in daily driving (you don't hit 30% or higher as often in regular driving)
My solution was similar to another user's solution.. I took the 10% map and set it to ECU so it transitions to the next MLP smoother.. I also recommended earlier that the transition point be set to 30-33% instead of 25% so the studder is minimized in daily driving (you don't hit 30% or higher as often in regular driving)
I set the 10% column to ecu. THis lets the ecu do it's thing and pull down timing on tip in. this allows for very consistant transitions of 2-3 degrees timing change when moving into the 20% load site. transition is very smooth.
Here are a coupl eof examples of the transition:
3174,+24.1, 480, 49, 10, 00, +18.3, 18.0,ECU. , +0.0, 69.00, 462
3443,+24.1, 517, 50, 10, 00, +16.2, 23.0,ECU. , +0.0, 70.00, 618
3766,+23.9, 645, 50, 10, 00, +13.6, 30.0,ECU. , +0.0, 70.00, 809
4130,+23.9, 909, 50, 10, 00, +10.7, 40.0,ECU. , +0.0, 70.00, 856
4547,+23.7, 866, 49, 10, 00, +11.9, 45.0,ECU. , +0.0, 69.00, 992
4909,+23.9,1022, 49, 30, 00, +12.0, 49.0,+10.0, -2.2, 69.00, 943
5299,+23.9,1061, 49, 40, 00, +13.3, 50.0,+11.0, -4.2, 69.00, 972
Notice in the first one that the timing goes from +11.9 deg uder ecu control to +10 deg under utec control with a 49% throttle run.
3370,+24.1, 587, 55, 10, 00, +12.3, 23.0,ECU. , +0.0, 75.00, 586
3711,+24.1, 788, 66, 10, 00, +8.6, 34.0,ECU. , +0.0, 86.00, 712
4065,+24.1,1141, 84, 10, 00, +6.6, 44.0,ECU. , +0.0,100.00, 992
4474,+23.9,1228, 96, 20, 00, +5.8, 55.0, +9.0, -0.5,100.00,1269
4952,+23.9,1308,100, 40, 00, +8.4, 59.0,+10.0, -5.3,100.00,1282
5518,+23.9,1683,100, 60, 00, +10.3, 62.0,+12.0, -9.6,100.00,1412
And in the second that it goes from +6.6 deg under ecu control to +9.0 deg under utec control.
The mian thing I observed from all the data logging is the factory timing curve always dips on tip in then ramps up so if you can cath the transition near the bottom of the curve, so to speak, you will minimise tip in knock and have room to advance the curve as load increases.
3174,+24.1, 480, 49, 10, 00, +18.3, 18.0,ECU. , +0.0, 69.00, 462
3443,+24.1, 517, 50, 10, 00, +16.2, 23.0,ECU. , +0.0, 70.00, 618
3766,+23.9, 645, 50, 10, 00, +13.6, 30.0,ECU. , +0.0, 70.00, 809
4130,+23.9, 909, 50, 10, 00, +10.7, 40.0,ECU. , +0.0, 70.00, 856
4547,+23.7, 866, 49, 10, 00, +11.9, 45.0,ECU. , +0.0, 69.00, 992
4909,+23.9,1022, 49, 30, 00, +12.0, 49.0,+10.0, -2.2, 69.00, 943
5299,+23.9,1061, 49, 40, 00, +13.3, 50.0,+11.0, -4.2, 69.00, 972
Notice in the first one that the timing goes from +11.9 deg uder ecu control to +10 deg under utec control with a 49% throttle run.
3370,+24.1, 587, 55, 10, 00, +12.3, 23.0,ECU. , +0.0, 75.00, 586
3711,+24.1, 788, 66, 10, 00, +8.6, 34.0,ECU. , +0.0, 86.00, 712
4065,+24.1,1141, 84, 10, 00, +6.6, 44.0,ECU. , +0.0,100.00, 992
4474,+23.9,1228, 96, 20, 00, +5.8, 55.0, +9.0, -0.5,100.00,1269
4952,+23.9,1308,100, 40, 00, +8.4, 59.0,+10.0, -5.3,100.00,1282
5518,+23.9,1683,100, 60, 00, +10.3, 62.0,+12.0, -9.6,100.00,1412
And in the second that it goes from +6.6 deg under ecu control to +9.0 deg under utec control.
The mian thing I observed from all the data logging is the factory timing curve always dips on tip in then ramps up so if you can cath the transition near the bottom of the curve, so to speak, you will minimise tip in knock and have room to advance the curve as load increases.



