VE Calculator
10-28-2004, 05:42 AM
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Originally Posted by HC02SS
When I get it, I'll host it up in this thread for people to DL if that is ok?
HC02SS....... all attempts to me have failed so far... either because of the ISP/outlook *.exe block or size 
10-28-2004, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by HC02SS
You SIR ....are the CaTs @ss .... :thumbup:
... now....does it work
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10-28-2004, 08:40 PM
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Thanks!
It looks like you have a label incorrect. I believe it's IAT(Intake Air Temp in ºC), not IAC (idle air control) you want for your current formula. It also assumes you're using a 346ci motor.
So you right-click on the cells, choose edit/open, import the data into excel, choose file:Update and then exit Excel and it puts it in the old window. What can I do with it from there? Will it build a sample VE table based upon the results?
It looks like you have a label incorrect. I believe it's IAT(Intake Air Temp in ºC), not IAC (idle air control) you want for your current formula. It also assumes you're using a 346ci motor.
So you right-click on the cells, choose edit/open, import the data into excel, choose file:Update and then exit Excel and it puts it in the old window. What can I do with it from there? Will it build a sample VE table based upon the results?
11-03-2004, 11:47 AM
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I'd like to check out the VE calculator
Originally Posted by HC02SS
Thanks. 
11-04-2004, 01:43 PM
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Yeah link works now. Can't seem to make any sense of the results though. Not sure if I am using correct input data. Anyone care to post up some sample lines of data and explain what to do with the VE output value.
I used MAP, IAT, RPM and gm/sec logged using LS1 scan but get calculated VE values around 2E-11 to 9E-11
I used MAP, IAT, RPM and gm/sec logged using LS1 scan but get calculated VE values around 2E-11 to 9E-11
11-06-2004, 12:46 PM
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Interperting data
Originally Posted by rx7xj
Yeah link works now. Can't seem to make any sense of the results though. Not sure if I am using correct input data. Anyone care to post up some sample lines of data and explain what to do with the VE output value.
I used MAP, IAT, RPM and gm/sec logged using LS1 scan but get calculated VE values around 2E-11 to 9E-11
I used MAP, IAT, RPM and gm/sec logged using LS1 scan but get calculated VE values around 2E-11 to 9E-11
This is the first time I begin toying with the VE table. I'm tring to find a good way to tune LTFT. I've already tuned the IFR now trying to concentrate on certain areas. 
03-02-2011, 08:44 PM
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With the modern tools the VE can be calculated from the corrected MAF log...
i.e. the MAF can be corrected and the VE calculated from a single log.
It becomes a choice of which is easier to accomplish, directly correct the VE, or calculate it from the corrected MAF.
It does require correct dynamic air temperature modeling, meaning in most cases it is just easier to directly correct the VE.
i.e. the MAF can be corrected and the VE calculated from a single log.
It becomes a choice of which is easier to accomplish, directly correct the VE, or calculate it from the corrected MAF.
It does require correct dynamic air temperature modeling, meaning in most cases it is just easier to directly correct the VE.
