open loop load?
#46
Yes, absolutely the changes must be checked with a wideband. Much like tuning for high load at 11.5 AFR only you're tuning low load at 15.5. You still want to know what the actual AFR is, despite the numbers in the fuel table.
#47
The difference is that the cat only works properly at stoich. In fact, if I recall correctly it works best if the ratio flutuates slightly lean/rich right around stoich. Conveniently enough, this is how the car operates in closed loop. I really don't know for sure if the cat would be damaged by consistent lean operation but I suppose it is possible. However, if you're running the cat and dealing with the reduced power from the restriction, I'd think you'd at least want it to do its job.
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Changing open loop values
I have an 05 Evo VIII and as previously stated in this thread, my values display in VOLTS, not TPS. Can someone explain to me how I would go about making changes that correlate to TPS from VOLTS? Or, better yet, how would I edit the table to display TPS% instead of VOLTS??
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I have an 05 Evo VIII and as previously stated in this thread, my values display in VOLTS, not TPS. Can someone explain to me how I would go about making changes that correlate to TPS from VOLTS? Or, better yet, how would I edit the table to display TPS% instead of VOLTS??
Thanks
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