New Tunerstudio thoughts and opinions.
Wide open mate!
Had too, sorry.
Anything under 60kpa over 1200rpms.
Could use some leaner fine tuning, but It seems
just about right as it is.
I remember seeing about 16afr cruising on the street back when it was stock w/stock ecu.
Had too, sorry.
Anything under 60kpa over 1200rpms.
Could use some leaner fine tuning, but It seems
just about right as it is.
I remember seeing about 16afr cruising on the street back when it was stock w/stock ecu.
Last edited by Shadow on Jan 23, 2010 7:35 PM, edited 1 time in total.
Once the fuel table is tuned really good, You can set the target afr for the interstate cruise to 15.5 and let the EGO pull leaner than your tuned 14.7 in that area, and call it a day. That's what I did before I updated to 3.0.3 I'm still retuning my fuel map. When I flashed from 2.1.1A to 3.0.3N my whole fuel map was much too lean.
I agree that is lean, but in such a low load
it's going to be for mileage and does not cause
lean surges. Just to be clear, from 50kpa-70ish it starts to transition from 15.5 to 13.2afr
I also have about 37*ish for that area too. Some people
might say it's "too much" but if drivablitly remains great (Buttery smooth)
then it's all in the name of good mileage
I've read that the honda pilot usues around 50* for cruising. DANG.
During usual stop-light acceleration it goes to around 60 kpa anyway
so I mean anything under that is ultra light accel/cruising.
10% throttle.
Yeah I've tried 14.7 afterward and I don't feel a large change or at least not an improvement on driveability.
Not one that would be worth changing it 14.7. To be I clear I have it to that value just conserve fuel while driving in granny mod. Or else
I'd change everything to 14.7 cruising/light accel.
idk, try it and see if it starts to buck alittle.
Take like 5 minutes with the VE live anyway.
This is just MY experience guys.
it's going to be for mileage and does not cause
lean surges. Just to be clear, from 50kpa-70ish it starts to transition from 15.5 to 13.2afr
I also have about 37*ish for that area too. Some people
might say it's "too much" but if drivablitly remains great (Buttery smooth)
then it's all in the name of good mileage
I've read that the honda pilot usues around 50* for cruising. DANG.
During usual stop-light acceleration it goes to around 60 kpa anyway
so I mean anything under that is ultra light accel/cruising.
10% throttle.
Yeah I've tried 14.7 afterward and I don't feel a large change or at least not an improvement on driveability.
Not one that would be worth changing it 14.7. To be I clear I have it to that value just conserve fuel while driving in granny mod. Or else
I'd change everything to 14.7 cruising/light accel.
idk, try it and see if it starts to buck alittle.
Take like 5 minutes with the VE live anyway.
This is just MY experience guys.
I wondered this too, and from what I am reading an upgrade from ms1 to ms2 is this.
Automatic Mixture Control: This updates the VE table(s) based on EGO feedback as you drive, tuning the engine automatically.
Since Ve live analyzer is using ego feedback, to correct the fuel mixture, i'm not sure how it would work at all with your setup. I would like to be corrected if i'm wrong, just trying to learn.
Automatic Mixture Control: This updates the VE table(s) based on EGO feedback as you drive, tuning the engine automatically.
Since Ve live analyzer is using ego feedback, to correct the fuel mixture, i'm not sure how it would work at all with your setup. I would like to be corrected if i'm wrong, just trying to learn.
Well if this is the case, just try the new tuner studio. I can't even think of a conflict you would encounter when reading the changes from ms1 to ms2, if you have a good saved msq, then you won't hurt anything by giving it a try.thesixerkid wrote:Yes, MS1 has ego correction and you set the authority control much like you would with Ms2