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Old Feb 3, 2012 | 12:27 PM
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GrimmSpeed 3-Port tuning question

So as of right now I have it dialed in pretty mild, basically a starting point. It is barely hitting 20psi and I want to start raising it and create a smooth boost curve. I was searching through a few threads and 'm under the impression I need to zero out a boost correction table in order to have the ecu not override any adjustments I make, and possibly adjust the target loads in addition to the WGDC tables. Does anyone have a more specific explanation on exactly which tables to zero/adjust just so I know I'm on the right track and not messing with anything I shouldn't?

I must say, even at the low boost setting, the 3-port is much more smooth and holds more consistent than the previous setup. I'm glad I decided to go this route.
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Old Feb 4, 2012 | 01:34 PM
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I have a GS 3port sitting in my toolbox at home, cant wait to get my tune later this year with it
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Old Feb 4, 2012 | 03:39 PM
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Indeed, you have to zero out boost error correction table. So it won't take in consideration boost target.
From that you only play with WGDC.

Also i forgot, reduce WGDC before any test drive, it flows a lot more, so reduce by a least 50%. Playing with it will allow you tp get s nice curve.

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