Evo IX 2-byte Load & Lean Spool for Dummies
Dec 18, 2007, 06:28 AM
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for 88840017:
<table name="MUT00 2-byte load MSB" category="MUT" address="37946" type="1D" level="1" scaling="Hex16"/>
<table name="MUT01 2-byte load LSB" category="MUT" address="3794a" type="1D" level="1" scaling="Hex16"/>
Values:
MUT00 from 6A09 to 6B22 (hex)
MUT01 from 6A08 to 6B23 (hex)
<table name="MUT00 2-byte load MSB" category="MUT" address="37946" type="1D" level="1" scaling="Hex16"/>
<table name="MUT01 2-byte load LSB" category="MUT" address="3794a" type="1D" level="1" scaling="Hex16"/>
Values:
MUT00 from 6A09 to 6B22 (hex)
MUT01 from 6A08 to 6B23 (hex)
Jan 2, 2008, 08:16 AM
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Lean Spool Disable?
I followed the instructions for disabling lean spool according to option 1. Only I changed the addresses to 1680 and 1684 (since I have an VIII ROM 94710014). I input 48 into both tables to disable lean spool.
My question is that the original maps for boost enhancement start/stop still exist in the ROM. Do I have to do anything to these?
My question is that the original maps for boost enhancement start/stop still exist in the ROM. Do I have to do anything to these?
Jan 3, 2008, 01:13 PM
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QUESTIONS to better understand tunning
From reading the whole thread I know the Lean spool - leans the AFR during spool 2500 - 7000 rpms by .7 - 1 point. why did the factory do this? rather than just disable it as we are doing?
When we disable it, we are going to be running .7 - 1.0 point richer than what the A/F MAP calls out for "on a stock evo" - so all we have to do it lean the map between 2500 - 7000 accordingly maybe by a whole 1.0 point or more.. ect...
What is "the spool area" of the maps? I rear sentence such as
12.5 during spool and 10.5 at WOT - what does this mean?
If we have a logger such a evocan or logwork which can trace a map, then we don't really need 2byte-load? or 2byte-rpm do we?
When we disable it, we are going to be running .7 - 1.0 point richer than what the A/F MAP calls out for "on a stock evo" - so all we have to do it lean the map between 2500 - 7000 accordingly maybe by a whole 1.0 point or more.. ect...
What is "the spool area" of the maps? I rear sentence such as
12.5 during spool and 10.5 at WOT - what does this mean?
If we have a logger such a evocan or logwork which can trace a map, then we don't really need 2byte-load? or 2byte-rpm do we?
Jan 3, 2008, 02:35 PM
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Jan 4, 2008, 12:54 AM
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No it's not real time. 2 byte load can be used to trace the route of the load through the map, in the same way it would use load calc, but 2 byte is considered more accurate. How do you think Evoscan does the map tracing now?
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Last edited by burgers22; Jan 4, 2008 at 01:03 AM.
Jan 4, 2008, 07:15 AM
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in Re: to 2BL - if were to not log either loadCalc or 2Byte load then the tracer would not work?
