V1.3 LS1 Edit IAT - MAP Table
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Ken Kelly said the Y axis should be gm/cyl, not MAP,for this table. It is supposed to be corrected in V1.3. Could one of you guys with the Beta post the revised table??TIA.
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The 1.3 update was sent out yesterday. I received it via email.
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Thanks Cal. I was checking to see if I lost timing due to IAT. My car idles between 70 - 85 kPa MAP and I would have been solidly into reduced timing cells with the old ()errored MAP/kPa- Y axis. Big help.
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The 1.3 update was sent out yesterday. I received it via email.
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From the big cheese himself in the mailing list on v1.3 update:
10) Change to the IAT timing for 2001 and Up. I just realized that GM
> changed the Load axis from MAP to Gms/Cyl in 2001. This update
> corrects the axis.
Looks like 00 and down are still map-based.
10) Change to the IAT timing for 2001 and Up. I just realized that GM
> changed the Load axis from MAP to Gms/Cyl in 2001. This update
> corrects the axis.
Looks like 00 and down are still map-based.