Calc vet.

[joecar]

Attachment 19657 Attachment 19658 are these what you wanted?

MAF table:: make the 2D area taller so we can better see the shape and how smooth it is.

VE: that trough should not be there, have to adjust it or its surroundings depending on where the cell hits were.

[joecar]

my dynamic air pid stopped working no idea why it was working and I'm not sure how i got it to then i fought with it for days then all of sudden it worked made log and wideband didn't now opposite this os is not in list so i'v been trying to figure that out but i get lost wish i could just lock myself in a room for couple days and work this out the guidance has been awesome though my navigation skills are picking up and thats bound to make things easier to remember and understand

Which pid specifically...?

Post sceenshot of PIDs and Data tab when this happens.

[dirtymaxlb7]

In both map properties, on the Data tab, set Precision to 3.

( also, in the MAF-like map properties, goto the Cell tab and constrain the cell width )


Without seeing more decimal digits, MAF looks to be close, and VE seems close.

[joecar]

When you apply the low cell count filter and the transient filter, hopefully that 0.728 cell will go away (otherwise hand smooth it if it shows up in the MAF table).

Your MAF correction map shows your MAF is close, at worst it is about 6% too low.

[joecar]

When you paste this into the VE table, you will have to do this:
- flatten out any large spikes or holes,
- bring the surrounding (i.e. unhit) cells to the same values (i.e. interpolate).

VE seems to go up quite alot in higher RPM/MAP area (lower right corner), what are your engine mods...?

[joecar]

I see that you applied the low cell count filter... you also need to apply the transient filter.

[dirtymaxlb7]

MAF table:: make the 2D area taller so we can better see the shape and how smooth it is.

VE: that trough should not be there, have to adjust it or its surroundings depending on where the cell hits were.

That ve table is the original unchanged one i haven't tried pasting yet but when i do i want to bring high or low spots towards pasted number correct?

[dirtymaxlb7]

When you paste this into the VE table, you will have to do this:
- flatten out any large spikes or holes,
- bring the surrounding (i.e. unhit) cells to the same values (i.e. interpolate).

VE seems to go up quite alot in higher RPM/MAP area (lower right corner), what are your engine mods...?

Its all stock with cam springs and headers

[dirtymaxlb7]

before after No blending done
does this look right and is there a way to interpolate all at once or is it a manual thing?

[joecar]

before after No blending done
does this look right and is there a way to interpolate all at once or is it a manual thing?

That does not look right...

you have to manually fill in the trench and/or reduce the hills on either side of it, depending on where the logged data cell hits were.