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Iam Broke 07-02-2013 01:26 PM

You can't directly massage our VE tables, it's a virtual calc thing. There is software for calculating the 4 or 5 dimensions needed. Never tried. You can upgrade the ECU OS to a special one with a real VE table if you desire for another 2 or 3 credits.

I plugged in the ID850 data and tuned the MAF. Stock internals.

thahemp 07-02-2013 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Iam Broke (Post 6743002)
You can't directly massage our VE tables, it's a virtual calc thing. There is software for calculating the 4 or 5 dimensions needed. Never tried. You can upgrade the ECU OS to a special one with a real VE table if you desire for another 2 or 3 credits.

I plugged in the ID850 data and tuned the MAF. Stock internals.

Interesting. So what would be the real benefits of blowing the credits and getting a real VE table then? The ability to smooth the data over? I understand roughly how it works. Monitor changes and amounts in the fuel trims, then adjust cells working the hardest, rinse and repeat.

I guess you could accomplish the same thing by factoring the data yourself. Maybe that's what you mean when you say it's a virtual calc thing.

bill@hptuners 07-02-2013 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by thahemp (Post 6743101)
Interesting. So what would be the real benefits of blowing the credits and getting a real VE table then? The ability to smooth the data over? I understand roughly how it works. Monitor changes and amounts in the fuel trims, then adjust cells working the hardest, rinse and repeat.

I guess you could accomplish the same thing by factoring the data yourself. Maybe that's what you mean when you say it's a virtual calc thing.

Its 2 credits and the benefits are outlined here

http://www.hptuners.com/forum/showth...evtest-results

Basically makes tuning alot easier whether for boosted applications or NA, also extends your fan temp table.

-Bill

Matt @ FSP 07-02-2013 02:31 PM

HPTuners hands-down... The interface is better IMO, but the SCT interface is also nice. However, with SCT you'll need to purchase their custom tuning software (If you want to go further than the small things that a handheld can change) + the handheld, rather than with HPT you are in when you just buy the suite (No handheld required).

We are an HPTuners reseller with an awesome sale going on now that includes a free custom tune. So you can compare off of what I changed from your factory file, to the custom file, and see what changes have been made to start learning.

Iam Broke 07-02-2013 02:32 PM

Thanks Bill, as always.

I'll upgrade someday, just haven't popped for more credits yet. I figured when I go with a cam I'll need to. The temp settings for the fan would be a big plus also. Lowest stock turn on point is 192*f iirc.

thahemp 07-02-2013 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by bill@hptuners (Post 6743285)
Its 2 credits and the benefits are outlined here

http://www.hptuners.com/forum/showth...evtest-results

Basically makes tuning alot easier whether for boosted applications or NA, also extends your fan temp table.

-Bill

Thanks Bill. I'll give it a read.

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Originally Posted by Matt @ FSP (Post 6743315)
HPTuners hands-down... The interface is better IMO, but the SCT interface is also nice. However, with SCT you'll need to purchase their custom tuning software (If you want to go further than the small things that a handheld can change) + the handheld, rather than with HPT you are in when you just buy the suite (No handheld required).

We are an HPTuners reseller with an awesome sale going on now that includes a free custom tune. So you can compare off of what I changed from your factory file, to the custom file, and see what changes have been made to start learning.

Birm already got to me :thumbsup:. I have a few more rough weeks to get through with the kid going off to college, then my SCT handheld to sell off, then it's business time.

I was wondering if you left your tune unlocked so I could use it as a reference agains the stock tune. Good to know.

litle88 07-02-2013 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by thahemp (Post 6743411)
Thanks Bill. I'll give it a read.



Birm already got to me :thumbsup:. I have a few more rough weeks to get through with the kid going off to college, then my SCT handheld to sell off, then it's business time.

I was wondering if you left your tune unlocked so I could use it as a reference agains the stock tune. Good to know.

This is all good news I'm excited to learn this part about modding. Ive basically just been a monkey wrencher and left the tunes to Mike at Straightline! Who is awesome and would give me bits and pieces of info here and there. But now I have my own software and a newbie to boot! Lol I'm anxious to learn so please don't hold back and tell it to me how it is lol.

Matt any word on any tracking info for me?

SolomonAKOO 07-05-2013 05:32 AM

Damn I'm pissed, my damn phone don't send me email notifications anymore of new posts to the threads I've subscribed!! But I'm glad all this info is on here, I appreciate everyone's input. But I'm with hemp, a few more weeks to get through and ill be selling my SCT and getting a HPtuners from Matt@FSP. I'm excited to learn to do all my own tuning.

etmx183 07-05-2013 07:29 AM

MATT@FSP hooked me up too with Pro Suite so I could log my A/F meter readings also. BTW, MATT your inbox is full on here and will not accept any more mail. It gave me the message when I tried to send my Email address to you.

litle88 07-11-2013 10:39 PM

Matt and Birm came thru with my HPt software! Im ready for tomorrow morning!

http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/c...ps07e7876b.jpg
http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/c...ps4bf248a8.jpg

Matt @ FSP 07-12-2013 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by etmx183 (Post 6752991)
MATT@FSP hooked me up too with Pro Suite so I could log my A/F meter readings also. BTW, MATT your inbox is full on here and will not accept any more mail. It gave me the message when I tried to send my Email address to you.


2500 PM limit comes pretty quickly... LOL

little88: I'm ready when you are buddy shoot that file over.

et: Got your logs bud I have to get a Haltech EMS car running this morning so once I'm done with that I'll take care of the logs and a new file! I always try to get files done ASAP for everyone usually within 24 hours, if not within 12 :)

- Matt

thahemp 07-12-2013 11:37 AM

Sweet... And we're off! I expect to see more substance in this tuning section from here on out!

litle88 07-15-2013 05:03 PM

well ALL I can say is WOW, two things. One I have a vararam and watching those IAT's rising is NO JOKE, luckily they go down very quickly with little movement and I cant wait to see how my cousins L99 does with his CAI, now im not starting a CAI debate so don't start with that, all Im saying is Im curious, Im no tuner just starting. Two MATT at FSP was emailing me back and forth SATURDAY NIGHT! at 10:30 Central time, what a guy commited to Customer service, I was impressed to say the least. Thanks MATT and BIRM you guys go above and beyond in my book!

litle88 07-19-2013 11:13 PM

I installed TSP 2" long tubes on my cousins car today, I deleted all the DTC codes related to the rear 02's, I deleted the damn AFM/ DOD peramiters, I tweaked his mafs tables a lil, tweaked his TQ management some all by my self today. I uploaded his new tune and went for some data logging. No check engine lights and AFM never kicked in lol. I think I did ok lol. Man was I sweating up a storm. I was nervous lol


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