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  1. July 7th, 2011 #1
    Black6spdZ
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    Default Fuel MAP RPM scale problem even with new build 170

    LMM OS 52628594 displays the RPM incorrectly in the DSP 1-4 fuel base maps. See picturesClick image for larger version.  Name: Non-DSP-FP.png  Views: 224  Size: 8.1 KB  ID: 11345Click image for larger version.  Name: FP_bug.png  Views: 226  Size: 9.7 KB  ID: 11344
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    Yes you are correct, sorry that didn't get sorted out, it's on the to do list now.
    The main table is correct, the DSP tables should not start at 0 RPM as shown.

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    just glad I can help make this great tuning software even better!
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