Tutorial Subjects

[TAQuickness]

From the previous poll, there seems to be an obvious direction future tutorials should go. Keep in mind, only 25 people have voted so far, so this could change.

Now how about telling us now what subjects you want covered in tutorials. You can choose more than one subject, but try and limit it to what is most important to you.

[onfire]

From the previous poll, there seems to be an obvious direction future tutorials should go. Keep in mind, only 25 people have voted so far, so this could change.

Now how about telling us now what subjects you want covered in tutorials.

RPM vs PE....wait, I'm supposed to be doing that one


Seriously, one of the reasons I originally posted was due to the lack of solid info on a custom OS conversion for SD.

Implementing OS5 with 3bar would be #1 on my list.

[ringram]

It should all be useful for newb's

[joecar]

Other:
Torque control (torque reduction, abuse management, traction control...).
Knock and knock sensor.
Spark smoothing.

[TAQuickness]

good one's Joe.

[ringram]

Custom OS upgrade and use

Forced Induction tuning

NOS tuning

FANs, Tyre/Diff changes, Speedo reading fine tuning & other minor tweaks like DTC resets and disabling etc

[neil]

How about tuning for economy?

Regards,

Neil.

[Black02SS]

Custom OS upgrade and use

Forced Induction tuning

NOS tuning

FANs, Tyre/Diff changes, Speedo reading fine tuning & other minor tweaks like DTC resets and disabling etc

The first three are almost done.

[ringram]

I think the best thing is to make one large document structured logically from start to finish with advanced stuff at the bottom etc.

Indexed etc, then easy to navigate and single source

[V8Hilux]

I would like to see a tutorial on creating calc pids

using state's for pids, using AD and Serial data for pids & using other pids. Each with examples

Any other features of calc pids that you can possably think of would be great.

just a little off topic but it would be good if the state## pids could be split up so they can be displayed individually on a dashboard as well. maybe a tick boxs for each.