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Tuning 101 - Thread Merged with Injector Posts
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[QUOTE="Charles, post: 1420997, member: 103"] It's cool that you checked the CPS outputs vs actual mechanical crank movement but if you didn't ever actually watch outgoing timing while driving and comparing that to what you had asked for in your tuning software, why did you respond to my post like you had? I'm not saying the maps you used then or now are wrong, or that you don't know what timing you're commanding, I'm just saying mine damn sure were wrong and I did NOT know what timing I was commanding even though before I scoped things I thought I did. Timing rose way, way faster than mapped, and the total values were way, way higher. I haven't checked the recent templates I've gotten from Bill in the last few years but they seem a million times more accurate by ear. But without ever scoping it I wouldn't have been able to calibrate my ear in the first place. And my gray truck with a carpet floor takes more timing for the same feel as the red truck with no carpet, lol. As for the way the PCM handles real-time injection timing, the windows in the gear are offset ahead of the mechanical crank positions by a fixed number of degrees. Injection control is not handled on the previous rev, the fixed offset allows the event to be controlled real-time for the current event. I also struggled to figure out how you set advanced timing ahead of a trigger event. You offset the trigger. If you offset the trigger 90 degrees advance and you wanted 30 degrees of timing, you would wait 60 degrees worth of time after the trigger event was recorded. John at Swamps showed me this on the full electronics mock up he had at home years and years ago where he had a cam gear spinning on an electric motor, pcm, idm and injectors all on a test board together, "running" while he could vary rpm with the electric motor and test actual live signalling and outputs. It was the first time I watched those signals on the scope. It wasn't until I set my own scope in my seat that I was shocked at how F'ed the timing was compared to what I had expected. On Edit: On my DAC stuff, I did actually open a file with my old software and hacked up templates and again in the new software with new template and the maps I looked at looked very different! Exact same file. So something has definitely changed between what I used to use and what I'm using now in the template department. [/QUOTE]
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