mystery solved ls1edit and locked ltrims
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If the l-trims are only locked at WOT then this isn't a "Table" you can edit but a byte patch Ed has made to the runtime code itself (not altering a lookup table, but rather the flow of the program itself). This is a common mod and has been done on GN's and chip based f-bodies/vettes for awhile, and more recently LT1's.
You are right though, my car would never go into closed loop with the single turbo tuning done by Ed. This was intentional to keep the computer from "spazzing out" on the imbalanced O2 readings fromt the single turbo setup.
A blm of 128 is perfect. As your BLM's increase you are adding extra fuel, so you are running lean. Same with L-trim's - a 0 percent is perfect, and as you add extra fuel you go to positive.
It's just sorta a "unit" difference.
The trick is, how do you "lock" the blm's at 128? With LS1 Edit there is no way - it takes a patch to the actual code to do this normally.
In LT1's, GN's, etc. this was done at WOT to keep fueling consistent. if your l-trims are always 128 (0 percent) at WOT even if you have positive values at part throttle then your's are locked. If they are ALWAYS 128 (0 percent) you are probably in open loop mode.
Todd
<strong>What a PCM table missing from LS1EDIT? Say it ain't so...</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Hi, Terry... is this another scam you are going to warn us about on the scale of the Incon fiasco? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" />
If so, I missed you ropening remarks... <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" />
how much do blank pcm's run? anyone vend them?





