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    I am still chasing my tail with my dieseling. I have a tune that I would like to emulate. I'm stumped trying to get the B4001 from my source tune over to my stock tune base. I am using the stock tune from my car and I am updating the tables manually. My source B4001 IFB is VAC PSI vs IFB (Lbs/Hour) My stock B4001 is Delta MAP PSI vs IFB (Lbs/hour)

    How do I change my stock B4001 to where it matches my source B4001 so when I copy and paste, the tables appear the same and the graph has the same "plots"?

    Elmer

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    Hi Elmer,

    absolute rail pressure = gauge rail pressure + BARO

    MANVAC = BARO - MAP

    DeltaMAP = absolute rail pressure - MAP = gauge rail pressure + MANVAC

    gauge rail pressure = 400kPa (58psi)


    DeltaMAP range 400-480kPa maps directly to MANVAC range 0-80kPa...
    i.e.:
    400kPa == 0kPa == WOT
    480kPa == 80kPa == closed throttle decel

    You may have to interpolate in-between cells.

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    Hm... I didn't know you were fluent in Greek! :p


    Is this before/after what you meant?
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    lol, sorry about the Greek...

    0psi VAC corresponds to 58psi DeltaMAP

    (the math is easier when viewed in kPa instead of psi)

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    So I actually got it right?

    Here's a pic with the silly metric numbers lambda blah...


    Elmer
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    Quote Originally Posted by eboggs_jkvl View Post
    So I actually got it right?

    ...
    Not quite, see attached pic...

    The values in these cells should be equal:
    320kPa <-- -80kPa
    0kPa <-- 0kPa
    480kPa <-- +80kPa


    (and of course, the values in the cells in-between those have to be interpolated).
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    Old people are slow but eventually we get to speed....
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    That's it

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