Subject	There is alot to be said with the 'factory tune'.
Posted by	sparkie on January 22, 2010 at 1:35 PM
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In Reply To	you didn't answer my question posted by aliaZ on January 22, 2010 at 12:46 PM
Message	They must either have formulas or they can simulate all kinds of weather conditions in their lab to have them programmed in ECU. On the other hand, just use my coolant temp correction map for example, I haven't covered all the way from freezing to normal operating temp. And I still haven't played with air temp correction map, barometric correction, full throttle correction, post start correction, TPS load correction, end of injection correction... just taking the default on them. I just don't have the time to collect a large sized sample for all kinds of conditions to study them and make adjustment like the factories can in a controlled environment. www.ztechz.net ICQ # 14337317
Follow Ups	Performance Motorsports Research MAP Setup - pearlwhite94ttz 22:59:29 01/21/10 Forgot the link to the systems - pearlwhite94ttz 23:02:51 01/21/10 If you go Map, just get AEM UEGO. That's what I have, and - collegeboy 23:35:56 01/21/10 Hmm - pearlwhite94ttz 01:19:10 01/22/10 makes a lot more sense than a piggyback to me (n/m) - Antihero 08:46:43 01/22/10 Depends - aliaZ 09:03:57 01/22/10 Ordering Nistune today! Im excited :) - treese88 09:52:27 01/22/10 Does the AEM UEGO count as Standalone? - pearlwhite94ttz 10:47:51 01/22/10 I believe it all depends on the tuner - collegeboy 10:54:39 01/22/10 while i agree it could be time consuming... - Antihero 11:54:17 01/22/10 Sounds like you want a complex system... - Antihero 11:50:41 01/22/10 closed loop feedback at WOT is dangerous (n/m) - aliaZ 12:49:39 01/22/10 im not talking about driving that way all the time. - Antihero 13:20:41 01/22/10 and i say its a necesity,bc you should retune 4 every mod (n/m) - Antihero 13:24:05 01/22/10 Mine will only autotune a small amount on its own. - dogpile 14:30:56 01/22/10 AEM UEGO is just a wideband O2 kit, not a standalone ECU. (n/m) - sparkie 14:38:27 01/22/10 lol...that's what I was thinking too! (n/m) - Ashman2k2 17:46:17 01/22/10 www.mapecu.com (n/m) - aliaZ 08:48:35 01/22/10 Stay w/ factory MAS setup if yours is a street car. - sparkie 11:42:11 01/22/10 How does factory MAP setups compensate for weather changes? - aliaZ 11:54:27 01/22/10 Because it's factory tuned. (n/m) - sparkie 11:58:27 01/22/10 you didn't answer my question - aliaZ 12:46:40 01/22/10 There is alot to be said with the 'factory tune'. - sparkie 13:35:49 01/22/10 barometric correction is what I was looking for, thanks (n/m) - aliaZ 16:24:49 01/22/10 when you learn to set up and tune a standalone ECU - sparkie 23:06:11 01/22/10 Honda ECU's use a Barometric pressure sensor inside the ECU - marklar182 15:30:42 01/22/10 thanks (n/m) - aliaZ 16:25:52 01/22/10 Does your haltech have wb o2 closed loop auto tune? (n/m) - Antihero 11:55:44 01/22/10 I have it for closed loop for low end - sparkie 12:06:24 01/22/10 yeah, but you can generate a proper tune - Antihero 12:19:57 01/22/10 The auto tune feature in Haltech - sparkie 13:55:32 01/22/10 on the AEM you can use the feature to generate a tune - Antihero 14:06:57 01/22/10 Right, the Haltech auto-tune is primarily used as a - sparkie 14:16:32 01/22/10 MAP-ECU has an auto tune feature which uses the MAF - pearlwhite94ttz 12:37:05 01/23/10 Well, is this considered "street"? - pearlwhite94ttz 13:18:29 01/22/10 A track car does not have to care about - sparkie 14:04:18 01/22/10 Ah. Thanks for clearing that up! - pearlwhite94ttz 14:14:08 01/22/10 And my tuning will be done by - pearlwhite94ttz 13:12:15 01/22/10 If Greg is tuning your Z and you want a MAP, then - Piranha(PHX) 22:58:44 01/22/10
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