Yes I have maxxed out anything related to air flow and turbo control with only a bit of luck. Maxing out the egt and compressor maps I was able to keep the VVT at ~30% and get a bit more response out of it, but nothing like I would like to have.
Yes I have maxxed out anything related to air flow and turbo control with only a bit of luck. Maxing out the egt and compressor maps I was able to keep the VVT at ~30% and get a bit more response out of it, but nothing like I would like to have.
Try rescaling the MAF sensor, lie to the ecm, If I have time I might try that later, it is definitely tied to either MAF or turbine shaft speed as not matter what the power levels are at when the ecm sees 420+ g/s MAF Flow it goes to 0% vane position.
25#s still seems low..... does the truck have a EGR blocker/delete? Cause can't the EGRs still blow open on the LML?
Josh
'04 GMC LLY - L5P, Motech, 6-Spd Conv. ML Trans.
'05 GMC LLY - 250%, 12mm, 67mm Custom Turbo, 6-Spd Conv. ML Trans
'19 3500 RAM - Tuned Aisin 0_o
I just sent mitco39 more maps.
We'll see what we can do with them- if anything. They are definitely vane related and one is temp based. OS50 and 44 are nightmares- complete different from each other and OS 94 and 49. Might be time to start building tunes for all year trucks on the engine parameters of OS94 or 49.
If you rescale the MAF at higher RPMs and play with the smoke tables you should be alright. I think only the smoke tables use the MAF values off idle...can anyone verify?
I think it'd be easier to play around and fool the ecu first- then when we have an idea of what we need we can hit the binary.
I will get logs as soon as possible. Thanks Dustin, you know your stuff!
Working on it. Lmao
Last edited by Dmaxink; September 3rd, 2014 at 09:41 AM.
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Kory is quite skilled in finding those 4 leaf clovers in a field of 3 leaf clovers.
LOL