That's the plan.antus wrote:Dont feel guilty, just hang around and keep learning and once you're up to speed answer someone elses question when you know the answer and you see it first.

That's the plan.antus wrote:Dont feel guilty, just hang around and keep learning and once you're up to speed answer someone elses question when you know the answer and you see it first.
When i did the v6 sprint car i was able to get the tune right with really only touching half a dozen tables....antus wrote:Yeah most likely. I'd call that porcupine, not saw tooth, and I wouldnt use it as a base. You'd be far better off reading Holden202Ts of how he did it, and modify a stock tune to suit yourself.
Yeah that's the current plan of attack.Holden202T wrote:When i did the v6 sprint car i was able to get the tune right with really only touching half a dozen tables....
really other than fuel and spark tables there wasn't alot needed to change from a stock tune.
certainly no need to over complicate things, i'd certainly agree with antus get a stock bin and start from scratch, you'll spend alot less time chasing your tail that way!
It is.Dylan wrote:Sorry to come in late, are you tuning a wingless sprint?
I guess you didn't make changes to 33 scalars then, that's what I've found so far in the one I pulled from the ecu the fellow was running, I've yet to determine what does and doesn't remain changed.Holden202T wrote:i did play with a few other things later on down the track, like the afr enrichment and decay stuff at hot starts etc, cause they were having an issue where they flog it around for 20 laps, someone rolls, so they red light it, this means pull up asap and turn the thing off, then it sits for 5 minutes on the track and they then re-start in gear, they were getting issues of it staying rich for too long while trying to get going again ....
but this might just be personal preference of the person in the car .....
they also wanted higher idle for that reason too - for those that dont know, sprintcars have a direct drive to the diff and they have a lever to disengage the diff to free wheel it, but they have to then stop, turn the motor off, engage diff, then re-start on the starter motor. (normally a V8 sprintcar is push started in gear)
My intention was to start from scratch, though was also to see what was done beforehand and work out what was junk and what wasn't.Holden202T wrote:alot of the changes are just not needed, like VE learn, only works with a wideband, blm wont work if theres no oxygen sensor, lean cruise will probably never be an issue either as it needs a speed sensor.
anyways, yeah weather you start from scratch or not is up to you i guess.