Question Or Thought about smoothing VE Table??
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Jason,
If you have any questions let me know.
Phil
If you have any questions let me know.
Phil
You might regret that statement. LOL
The first table it says A/F table, I am assuming it is in my Histogram? I just copy and paste?
Do I do anything with the 2nd and 3rd tables? Tuneable A/F and corrected Air to Fuel Max Enrichment?
I get the old VE table Input, so no questions there, but below that is new VE table. Do I copy that one into my primary? Because on the next tab Primary to secondary calc...it also shows New VE table calc, which somehow in my case is different than the first?
Then on the 2nd tab where it says Calculated Primary VE from Smooth Secondary VE...I just copy that into my secondary VE table, right?
It is weird, but it does not ask for my LTFT or STFT? Am I missing something, or is it not on there?
Sorry for all the questions! I hope my questions made sense?
Thanks,
Jason
This VE sheet is for use with Wideband SD tuning
The first table it says A/F table, I am assuming it is in my Histogram? I just copy and paste?
Yes
Do I do anything with the 2nd and 3rd tables? Tuneable A/F and corrected Air to Fuel Max Enrichment?
No, the 2nd table is where it calculates the data, it takes the tuneable A/F and averages the cells directly above below left and right. The corrected A/F max enrichment show the correction factor and allows you to set the A/F and how much correction the computer will make.
I get the old VE table Input, so no questions there, but below that is new VE table. Do I copy that one into my primary? Because on the next tab Primary to secondary calc...it also shows New VE table calc, which somehow in my case is different than the first?
The Primary to secondary calc was only used for a short period of time. I now usually setup the secondary table on the Primary to secondary calc page to grab those cells and copy paste into your secondary res.
Then on the 2nd tab where it says Calculated Primary VE from Smooth Secondary VE...I just copy that into my secondary VE table, right?
It is setup to pull the 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 from the primary. Sorry forgot to mention, this is with a wideband setup but can be modified for other types of tuning
Phil
The first table it says A/F table, I am assuming it is in my Histogram? I just copy and paste?
Yes
Do I do anything with the 2nd and 3rd tables? Tuneable A/F and corrected Air to Fuel Max Enrichment?
No, the 2nd table is where it calculates the data, it takes the tuneable A/F and averages the cells directly above below left and right. The corrected A/F max enrichment show the correction factor and allows you to set the A/F and how much correction the computer will make.
I get the old VE table Input, so no questions there, but below that is new VE table. Do I copy that one into my primary? Because on the next tab Primary to secondary calc...it also shows New VE table calc, which somehow in my case is different than the first?
The Primary to secondary calc was only used for a short period of time. I now usually setup the secondary table on the Primary to secondary calc page to grab those cells and copy paste into your secondary res.
Then on the 2nd tab where it says Calculated Primary VE from Smooth Secondary VE...I just copy that into my secondary VE table, right?
It is setup to pull the 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 from the primary. Sorry forgot to mention, this is with a wideband setup but can be modified for other types of tuning
Phil
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Thanks for the feedback! My table looks ALOT smoother using your xls sheet! So now, do I still log for LTFT and STFT? Or am I just logging for A/F? Have you logged your LTFT and STFT to see where they are at?
Jason
Jason
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Verdad Gallardo You can still log for STIT and LTIT but wideband A/F is all you need. As long as your MAF/VE is calibrated dead than when you bring the MAF back online its gonna be nice.
Phil
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Does it matter in my A/F histogram that it only reads Narrow Band(Inaccurate)?
Both Wide band(Accurate) and AFR Error % are both greyed out?
BTW-do you have another easy spreadsheet for the MAF?
Jason
Both Wide band(Accurate) and AFR Error % are both greyed out?
BTW-do you have another easy spreadsheet for the MAF?
Jason
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Dude, your spreadsheet is the ****!!! I tried it last night, loaded the file this morning, and drove around today. I only drove around for about 25 miles. I still think I need to drive around for about 100 miles so the LTFT and relearn themselves.
My results are awesome! Check it out...
Old VE Table...
New VE table...
STFT...
LTFT...
As you can see by the logs, I still need to drive for a bit, but nontheless, the results are great. I have been tuning this thing for about a month going round and round. Now within a matter of a day, things are looking good.
Thanks Again,
Jason
My results are awesome! Check it out...
Old VE Table...
New VE table...
STFT...
LTFT...
As you can see by the logs, I still need to drive for a bit, but nontheless, the results are great. I have been tuning this thing for about a month going round and round. Now within a matter of a day, things are looking good.
Thanks Again,
Jason
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
All I gotta say is "Who's your daddy?" 
Phil
Phil
Thanks again man!!!
Oh, BTW since your my daddy, I need money for my cam install, 3.90 gears and my stage 3 heads. LOL.
Did you have a MAF spreadsheet?
