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93 octane on this log.Those e85 logs?
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93 octane on this log.Those e85 logs?
What’s the second column for on the chart?93 octane on this log.
I'm by no means a tuner but that sounds dangerously high. Lambda shouldn't change whether it's pump or e85 but if your at .95 at wot that's almost stoich. Maybe someone more knowledgeable can chime in but I always thought boosted cars usually target .78-.85???For reference I’m seeing quite a bit higher lambse at WOT. No idea if thats ideal but sharing for reference purposes. Looks like at WOT I’m at .88-.95 at WOT. Below is a snap shot of one of my logs showing 100% throttle and the lambse highlighted. Later in the pull lambse holds steady around .88
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I honestly have no idea if my log looks good but the tuner says everything looks healthy and I’m trying to go the “trust your tuner” route or I’ll likely drive myself insane second guessing every metricThose e85 logs?
The column not highlighted between the two highlighted columns is MAFHz and the column reading all 0s (to the right of the 100s) is the torque source PID (0 indicates nothing is pulling power such as traction control or knock) at least that is how I understand it.What’s the second column for on the chart?
https://blog.edgeautosport.com/the-magic-of-e85I'm by no means a tuner but that sounds dangerously high. Lambda shouldn't change whether it's pump or e85 but if your at .95 at wot that's almost stoich. Maybe someone more knowledgeable can chime in but I always thought boosted cars usually target .78-.85???
I just compared to another WOT log on the same tune and lambse is targeting .85-.93 throughout while at WOT.I'm by no means a tuner but that sounds dangerously high. Lambda shouldn't change whether it's pump or e85 but if your at .95 at wot that's almost stoich. Maybe someone more knowledgeable can chime in but I always thought boosted cars usually target .78-.85???
.90 would be is dangerously lean. This is even lean for NA cars. You have to be seeing some crazy knock retard if you are running .90 lambda under boost. I would have to see the full log though as i cant see the lables for each pidFor reference I’m seeing quite a bit higher lambse at WOT. No idea if thats ideal but sharing for reference purposes. Looks like at WOT I’m at .88-.95 at WOT. Below is a snap shot of one of my logs showing 100% throttle and the lambse highlighted. Later in the pull lambse holds steady around .88
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Knock is showing -5 KR.This is dangerously lean. This is even lean for NA cars. You have to be seeing some crazy knock retard running .90 lambda under boost
Do you have the full .csv logKnock is showing -5 KR.![]()
Does this allow you to see the full log?Do you have the full .csv log
You're actually running very rich. Short terms and target lambda are trying to pull fuel to lean it out. Look at the actual AFR numbers from the O2 sensors - AFR1 and AFR2
As does the air fuel ratio....The plot thickens!