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      11-19-2014, 06:56 PM   #45
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turning off torque control via ignition advance ist kein gut - it probably does affect all torque control (DSC/ASC), but ignition advance is also used for idle. So, basically if you turn this off the idle goes to shit. there are other values for turning off traction control, so I don't think this one is useful.

There's another map I've looked at that I'm not sure what it does. It's called "power reduction at high RPM". It has a concentration of values at high RPM (7k was set to ~50% stock). It's either a modeling value for something else, or possibly part of the soft rev limiter. I'm going to set it all to zero and see what happens.
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