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Yeah that picture sucked. Either Tapatalk or the forum compresses it. It's crystal clear (and big) on my computer. Either way, it just shows a bit of knock retard, with a slow decay rate.
I'm pretty certain that since my ZL1 is 100% bone stock, that this is "Fabricated" knock. Although I might try a bottle of Torco to see what happens. I'm really not too worried about it. I mostly am just having fun trying to understand what's going on. I haven't even tried plugging KLF into Torque yet. Busy weekend. I'll try when I get home (this morning was a sloppy mess, so, I drove my truck! )
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--- DarthZL1 - 2014 ZL1 #2095 M6 Black. Bone Stock ---
--- BigNLo - 1996 Impala SS Hot Rod Black. Lots of mods --- |
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My car had a bunch of KR on the stock tune. I think it's pretty typical.
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Okay, I gave it a shot today in the ZL1 using Torque. Here is what I did:
222160 Knock Learn Factor KLF Min: 0 Max: 1 Formula: A Type: Float Well, I OBVIOUSLY have the formula wrong. It does return "stuff". I can see the RAW hex value of the bytes and the "formula" returns 170.0. Always. So... that might be zero. The fact that it's a float, indicates to me that the formula must indicate that somehow. I looked at other PID formulas and might try one. Anyhow, at least it's some progress.
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--- BigNLo - 1996 Impala SS Hot Rod Black. Lots of mods --- |
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