Ok here goes...
1. How do you scale youre IFR table to youre Injectors... I.E 36#, 42# ect...
Right click > Save Target As... http://www.marcintology.com/tuning/injectors.xls
Im upgrading to a bigger motor and I might have to go with 42# injectors...
2. How do you scale youre MAF table.
The same way you adjust the VE table - by using the BEN for your wideband. You need to create a MAP in the scanner that looks like the table you're trying to change in the tuning software (i.e. MAF, VE, etc.).
3. In auto VE tuning, since I have a 2001 car corvette I have a 5 wire maf.. How do I rewire the IAT sensor so I can unplug the MAF, and attempt to try auto VE tuning....
You don't need to unplug the MAF. You just change the Fail Frequency (high=1hz and low=13,000hz) so the PCM thinks the MAF isn't working. Make sure to change the number of failures to 1 too. It should be under MAF in the System folder (A/C and Fans are there too).
4. When I follow the auto VE tuning steps, Will my commanded AFR match my WB AFR??? After scaleing the MAF and IFR tables...
AutoVE assumes the IFR table is set according to the injectors you have. In other words, you set it once and go. Once the VE and MAF are dialed in, yes your commanded AFR should match your WB AFR.
I do have an LC-1 in the car....
I had the help of a fellow member here teach me a few tricks, but id like my commanded fuel in open loop to match my WB AFR.
Keep in mind what we did and what AutoVE is trying to accomplish are two different thought processes.
Also when Im at the track Id like to only mess with the PE vs. RPM table to controll WOT fueling... Is this possible to do??... Id like it to be as simple as possible to change my WOT fueling while at the track or on the street...
Assuming your VE and MAF are dialed in properly, commanded @ WOT (i.e. PE) should match your WB AFR. If it's off, you can fudge it to get the desired AFR. But, commanded will not match WB AFR at that point.
Also Is there a way to tune the VE table with-out going the auto-VE route...
Im sure auto-VE would be best, but just curious if there is other ways of doing it..
Some have said GM developed the VE table based on MAF readings. Right now, AutoVE is the easiest way of determining the right VE values.
Thanks....