Before I log data tomorrow...

I want to make sure I do this right, I live in Colorado which uses E10 fuel so I've changed B3601 to 14.12 and I want to change calc.pids.txt to reflect Joecar's formula if necessary: {EXT.AD1} * 1.921 + 9.605, but there's there's other information in the area to the left of where the expression goes, using another line for an example:
*CLC-00-030
factor 0 1 .0 "{GM.EQIVRATIO}>1 && {SAE.RPM}>1200".

I've attached calc.pids.txt and Calc-VET-0000.pid which has a line inserted for my LC-1.

This is an LS1 with a 411 PCM in an '82 Vette, I'm tuning because I put in a 383 short block and ported 202 heads and mild cam so I know VE and MAF are going to be off from the relatively stock '02 LS1 that preceded it. I'm using a V2 and an LC-1 to do this.Attachment 19437Attachment 19438

I think I'm ready other than this, can anyone help me out with this?

That looks like the standard Calc.VET calc_pids.txt file (i.e. unmodified for your wideband)...

Here is a newer [url=https://forum.efilive.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=14575&d=1360953394]calc_pids.txt[[url]

remind me: your wideband is an LC-1...?
remind me: do you have a V1 or a V2..?

I'll edit the above calc_pids.txt and I'll repost it... we should use Lambda for tuning (and AFR is ok for viewing only).

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Originally Posted by joecar

That looks like the standard Calc.VET calc_pids.txt file (i.e. unmodified for your wideband)...

Here is a newer [url=https://forum.efilive.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=14575&d=1360953394]calc_pids.txt[[url]

remind me: your wideband is an LC-1...?
remind me: do you have a V1 or a V2..?

I'll edit the above calc_pids.txt and I'll repost it... we should use Lambda for tuning (and AFR is ok for viewing only).

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Thanks so much, yes it's an LC-1 and a V2.

I tried to data log this morning, no red X through the LC-1 pid but I'm getting some screwy results all the same. Log file attached

Attachment 19439