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Old 09-30-2014, 10:14 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Nice post!!!

The light acceleration is one of the hardest things to tune, and every car is a little different it seems to what it likes and dislikes.

IMO I think it has a lot to do with the ignition maps and the fuel octane.

I have seen some strange cells in maps that can't handle a higher load and have to have a lot less ignition advance. I think it has to do with poor air velocity that creates a poor fuel atomization and to some degree some fuel fall out.

On my car I can have it shift at a 1000rpm if I want (control over TCU) but what I have found is my car likes to be shifted at 2800rpm for the best FE results.
This took a ton of hours but it now way better fuel mileage then it did before.
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