How do I create a VE table for boost?
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I am in the process of building a 402, F1C procharger setup. I have the know how on HP tuners, but how would I create a VE table ( 2bar SD tune) to get this thing going so that I can tune it? I already flashed the VCM with the 2bar enhancement, but the VE table shows the same value across the board. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Go to the tune bin and try to find something similar and then increase the values across the board a good bit to start with and slowly work your way up a little at a time with short pulls. If you see it start to lean out at all get out of it, increase values, rinse and repeat. Make sure you have very conservative timing in those areas as well.
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Thanks, I have looked but I'm not to confident in others VE tables. But I understand what you are getting to. Guess its more tidiuos than I thought. So 12 degrees sound like a good starting point. Also what about the part throttle areas?
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i usually start with a flat table but thats much more time consuming you could use the tune repository and find a car similar and save the graph. you dont need a license to do that