wohoo! closed loop target in flash pro
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Interesting thread.. so the idea is really that you use the WOT lambda adjustment tables for WOT tuning, rather than "tuning" the regular "fuel" tables at the higher load points richer? Unfortunately I've been really busy lately and haven't had the time to play with the flashpro, but I'll have to take a look at this.
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interesting. How is this a good idea now? back in ~'03 i suggested this with the rsx via kpro and the response was that it's too dangerous to have the ecu automatically adjust a/f to a target at WOT. or are we talking about something different with the WOT lambda adjustement table? Either way having the the ecu to auto adjust a/f in open loop would be nice...
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Originally Posted by Hondata' timestamp='1302043149' post='20433133
Good idea. I'll add it to the list.
interesting. How is this a good idea now? back in ~'03 i suggested this with the rsx via kpro and the response was that it's too dangerous to have the ecu automatically adjust a/f to a target at WOT. or are we talking about something different with the WOT lambda adjustement table? Either way having the the ecu to auto adjust a/f in open loop would be nice...
The suggestion was not about any sort of auto-tuning. I was just suggesting that FlashPro Manager use the WOT lambda adjustment table as the basis for the suggested fuel changes instead of the "Low Load", "Medium Load", and "High Load" values that you currently enter on the "Lambda Overlay" tab in Settings.
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