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Old Sep 20, 2011, 08:11 PM
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Issues with shift spike and timing, and..

...mild knock on medium aggressive acceleration.
OK so I'm taking some logs of this new tune, and I'm having 3 problems:
1)Some pretty bad up-shift spike
2)Consistent knock when getting on throttle from a dead stop, medium aggression
3)Up-Shift Timing is WAY off of the Lower Bound Timing look-up value
For example, small sample of repeated isses:
2ByteRPMLoadAFRKnockSumTimingAdvBoostTPSSpeedWGDC_Active
785 29 13.90 - 13 (6.3) 18 - -
852 44 13.90 - 16 (1.7) 24 - -
1,129 63 13.63 4 20 (1.0) 27 - -
1,594 63 13.05 5 23 (1.2) 28 - -
1,957 66 12.26 4 27 (1.0) 29 - 1.0
2,063 70 12.89 3 26 (0.9) 29 - 1.0
2,016 71 13.28 2 25 (0.5) 29 - 1.0
1,949 73 13.44 1 24 (0.1) 30 2 2.0
1,918 76 13.86 - 25 0.3 30 2 3.5
1,938 78 13.90 - 24 0.7 32 2 7.0
1,996 82 13.79 - 23 1.1 32 6 7.5
2,027 84 13.59 - 22 1.3 31 6 6.5
2,055 86 13.63 - 23 1.6 31 6 5.5
2,137 87 13.86 - 22 1.7 30 6 3.0
2,242 88 13.51 - 23 1.6 30 6 2.0
2,438 88 13.28 - 24 1.4 29 11 -
2,613 86 13.28 - 26 0.8 27 11 -
2,785 84 13.71 - 27 0.7 28 11 -
2,973 82 13.59 - 29 0.6 27 11 -
3,137 83 13.55 - 29 0.6 28 15 -
3,363 85 13.71 - - 0.7 28 15 -
3,035 92 13.16 - (6) 2.6 29 15 -
2,438 101 13.32 - 7 5.0 31 15 5.5
2,453 107 13.90 - 18 5.1 32 19 7.5
2,613 110 13.90 - 18 5.2 32 19 7.5
2,672 114 13.59 - 17 5.4 32 19 7.5
2,801 117 13.32 - 17 5.5 32 19 6.5
2,910 114 13.28 - 19 5.9 32 19 5.5
3,059 116 13.75 - 20 6.0 32 22 5.0
3,199 115 13.59 - 22 5.9 32 22 5.0
3,328 114 13.01 - 22 5.6 32 22 5.0
3,445 113 13.28 - 23 5.5 32 22 5.0
3,535 112 13.36 - 23 5.2 32 27 5.0
3,660 111 12.69 - 25 5.1 32 27 5.0
3,789 110 11.52 - 25 4.7 32 27 5.0
3,957 110 11.33 - 7 4.4 32 27 6.5
3,711 114 10.98 - 5 5.6 33 31 6.5
3,246 116 10.08 - 7 6.6 33 31 7.5
3,063 119 11.09 - 20 6.4 33 31 8.0

And here is my LBT:

  102030405060708090100120140160180200220240260280300320
                       
500 -14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14
1000 -14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-12-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14
1500 -14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-14-13-12-10-13-14-14-14-14-14-14-14
2000 -16-16-16-16-16-16-16-16-16-14-13-12-9-10-10-10-11-11-11-12-12
2500 -17-17-17-17-17-17-17-16-14-12-10-8-5-6-6-7-8-8-8-9-10
3000 -18-18-18-18-18-18-17-15-13-9-7-6-1-2-4-4-5-6-7-8-8
3500 -19-19-19-19-19-18-15-13-11-7-4-210-2-3-4-5-6-7-8
4000 -19-19-19-19-17-16-15-12-10-5-30110-1-3-4-5-7-8
4500 -19-19-17-16-14-12-13-10-8-4-212210-2-3-4-6-7
5000 -18-16-15-13-12-10-10-7-401454320-1-3-5-6
5500 -16-14-13-11-10-8-6-4-2135654310-2-4-5
6000 -14-13-11-10-8-7-6-4-2135754310-2-4-5
6500 -12-11-9-8-6-5-202557764310-2-4-5
7000 -9-8-7-5-4-3136877764310-2-4-5
7500 -7-6-5-3-2-1247988875421-1-3-4
8000 -5-4-3-10125810999865320-2-3
Old Sep 20, 2011, 08:12 PM
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So first off lets view the up-shift occurring at 3250-3500 X 80-90
According to LBT s/b (13)*, not 0 or (6)???

This is an issue because if I can't get timing to match up with the look-up value, correcting that boost spike is going to be a b!tch. While 0.6 to 2.6 might not be much of a spike, you should have seen it at full speed when it boosts from 22-23 all the way up to 26.5

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Old Sep 20, 2011, 08:18 PM
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I can help you with (1) and (3). I've done lots of work in this area.

Want to do it online, or take it offline and thrash it out via PMs, emails?

Happy either way.

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Old Sep 20, 2011, 08:20 PM
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Oh and one more thing, has any found that dang down shift table that defaults everything to (15)*? Man seeing the corresponding spikes from those shifts, yikes!
Old Sep 20, 2011, 08:22 PM
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haha, Rich! You know I was thinking where to vent this and my options where:
1) RA Turbo: where Rich has his AU Logging thread
2) X Tuning: where I started talking w/ Rich
3) Send a PM to Rich
Old Sep 20, 2011, 08:26 PM
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Umm one question is this a MUT issue? Want to send me your email?
Old Sep 20, 2011, 08:43 PM
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Yeah, I really hated seeing 25psi during SST upshift, when I had carefully tuned for 22psi. Nowadays, I'm tracking 21.5psi until 5500rpm, and SST upshift rarely even touches 23psi.

It's not one single "fix" - it involves a number of changes, all working together. That includes two ROM patches. Be aware you'll be the first to run the patches on your ROM. But not the last, I'm sure!! Welcome to guinea-pig status.

With the boost control tweaks in question, you'll find your initial boost peak (post-spool) has less of that big overshoot thing... if any. I realise some people like the seat-of-the-pants feel of that, but I'm not a fan - it upsets my car's balance coming out of a corner. I do understand the attraction of it - this is just me showing my n/a track driving roots!

But yeah, I reckon we can tame your SST upshift boost issue. If you're happy with the direction, let's go to work.

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Old Sep 20, 2011, 09:10 PM
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Funny you say that, because the whole reason I'm out logging is that I didn't like the jolts from the timing values jumping up and down (I wanted a smooth strong pull, with better mid range than peak values). So I used Excel to smooth out the High and Low Octane Timing Tables, which feels SOOOOO much better for daily driving, and is a whole lot nicer on my drive shaft. It's not so much of a kick in the pants, but like you mentioned, coming out of corners I don't have to worry so much the kick to the rear diff, etc.
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Oh and for #2
Pulled 1-2* from 1000-2000 x 60-70 and the 5's and 4's became 2's and 1's, works for me
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And PM'd you.

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Old Sep 20, 2011, 09:49 PM
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The WOT shift boost spike is from the Lower Bound Timing table being set wayyyy too low. Unless you are really only running approx 9* at 7k, which I doubt you are.

Richard, his 2010 USDM shouldn't have the same LBTT issue you are having.
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Which I'm trying to work on, but if I can't get partial throttle timing to match up with the LBTT, how can I possibly fix this?

EDIT: and no, for WOT @7k its ~13*

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Originally Posted by sstevojr
Which I'm trying to work on, but if I can't get partial throttle timing to match up with the LBTT, how can I possibly fix this?

EDIT: and no, for WOT @7k its ~13*
The USDM will not following the LBTT at lower loads when certain other tables are changed, I have found.

I'd have to take a look at your rom to see if this is the issue
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Ahaaaaa, that explains why WOT is pretty smooth (and why I'm trying to clean up partial throttle for DD) Hmmmm, have you figured out what its querying, or for that matter why downshifts default to (15)?
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I just sent Rich my ROM, I can forward it to you?



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