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      06-08-2011, 10:11 PM   #1
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procede logs

kind of confused on these logs...i am lightly modded and even at 13.5 psi i still get a little timing drops...and also my throttle blades seem to be really fluctuating andy reasons why or suggestions on how to mabey fix this?? and also these timing drops dont seem to overly serious but i think it is do to my throttle blades... what is an exceptable drop in timing. i know none is best but what is exceptable?? also why are my banks different?

thes logs are
1- 13.5psi
2- 14psi
3- 14.5 psi

and also i am running shell 91 and temp was about 17c
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what maps are you running?
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these areb 5-10 dic enabled
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your map is too aggressive on the fuel you are using, there's KNOCK and timing is low....


EDIT: your CAN throttle log is OK, that's not the reason you're KNOCKING
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Email them to sales@vishnutuning.com. They will let you know.
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Stick with low boost.

Your throttle is fine. That is just a fluctuation in voltage or something which is normal.

Your banks arent different its just that you put 2 banks in 1 graph and it scales the other up.
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What gear was this pull? Your IATs are skyrocketing for a single gear pull.
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The timing drops could be cause by a couple of things. I think some are caused by your IAT's shooting up. An upgraded FMIC would help with that. After your IAT raise above a certain temperature, the DME will begin running less aggressive timing to aid in the prevention of knock. With higher octane fuel or a FMIC your timing would look better at the same boost. Lower your boost to 13 and do a log and see how it looks. When you did your log, did you have DTC/DSC turned completely off (hold the DTC button for about 5 seconds)? If not do that for the next log just to confirm the throttle closures aren't caused by DTC.
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The timing drops could be cause by a couple of things. I think some are caused by your IAT's shooting up. An upgraded FMIC would help with that. After your IAT raise above a certain temperature, the DME will begin running less aggressive timing to aid in the prevention of knock. With higher octane fuel or a FMIC your timing would look better at the same boost. Lower your boost to 13 and do a log and see how it looks. When you did your log, did you have DTC/DSC turned completely off (hold the DTC button for about 5 seconds)? If not do that for the next log just to confirm the throttle closures aren't caused by DTC.
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Ya dtc off and these 3rd gear to 4 pulls
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Did you do back to back logs? The stock FMIC becomes heat soaked quickly and could be why your IAT's are rising so quickly although its not known for it's cooling ability above stock boost levels. On your next log, log the "Throttle" channel and overlay it with the CAN DBW Throttle. That will help us see whether the throttle closures correlates to the actual throttle pedel. Also drop the boost to 13 and see how your timing looks.
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