I am trying to understand what causes those "bumps" at ~2400 RPM (in the "foreground" of the view I posted)...Originally Posted by Tordne
what would cause those...?
BTW: does the DFCO bit work yet in the STATE05 pid...?
I am trying to understand what causes those "bumps" at ~2400 RPM (in the "foreground" of the view I posted)...Originally Posted by Tordne
what would cause those...?
BTW: does the DFCO bit work yet in the STATE05 pid...?
The DFCO stuff didn't work last time I checked. I may have not been available in our early OS's.
Andrew
EFILive Crew
I thought those were the nipples?Originally Posted by joecar
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Oh, then my VE table is sunny side up.Originally Posted by NewV
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You're only supposed to have 2 nipples per table Beer
So the upper RPM ranges are pretty much untouched and don't matter .
I was going to do some Line Graph View hand smoothng and call it good .
2005 1500 HD , Custom OS3 SD tune .
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Showoff. No, seriously. How'd you get it that smooth?Originally Posted by Tordne
OK. I'll share in a new thread. Black02SS and I some time ago developed a spreadsheet that does interpolation on the BEN factors that you log. The effect of this is that is smooths the peaks etc. that you get in a normal log.
I have shown this process to joecar and a couple of others and as you can see from his it is looking pretty nice also!
I'll make some changes to the sheet and then post it up in the Tips and Tricks section.
Andrew
EFILive Crew