Today I was so freakin bored I decied to do an extensive evaluation of all my fuel maps with Excel. It wasnt very hard, just extremely time consuming as well as rewarding. Without further delay here is an explanation:

The attached spreadsheet has about 12 or so workbooks for mapping and 3d charting.
The first two worksheets get all the fuel data from your haltech: Make sure you carfully match the RPMs and range.

After you enter in all those numbers you can imediatly take a look at all the other worksheets to get a good idea about map smoothness in a 3d environment.

You can use this spreadsheet for anything you'd like. I used it to visually locate low and high spots for the entire tune, but I suggest you only make modifications if you know what you are doing.



Questions please ask!!!

 

The right image is the raw data I pulled from my haltech, and the left image is my manual smoothout using excel.

 

I think you would've had a heck of a lot less trouble, if you would've just imported your K map into the E6X windows program, you can see the exact same thing you have here in the 3D map mode, and if you still wanted to use excel you can just copy the entire map using the text map and Ctrl + C.

But nice work. Excel Rocks!!!

 

Did you flip the map backwards on purpose.

And to think that HalWin does this automatically...


-Ted

 

Wheres the fun in that?!?!? I press CTRL-C, X, V, and sometimes Z for 40 hours a week. Why you gotta go a spoil my fun with this elusive halWin wannabe crap?? DOS for LIFE!! Biatch!

 

sic

 

Of course DOS Rules! i sware by my virtual PC with DOS emulation, so dont dis me cause im beautiful, i feel ya man i feel ya.

At anyrate, some people are, shall we say, less prone to typing than others? they want their pretty graphics and simple Cntrl + xxx options to work, some people dont even know keyboard shortcuts.

Where's the love!