Microtech Matrix Mode
01-22-04, 08:58 AM
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Matrix Mode
What exactly is this and how is it better than normal mode? I am asking because this mode doesn't need a TPS from what I read in my GM TPS thread. Is it harder to tune or what? From what I understand the TPS is only used to switch from idle to load maps or whatever they are called. Thanks for any input guys!
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01-22-04, 02:56 PM
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Matrix mode is the 3d operation of the fuel tables rpm vs load vs Fuel. Matrix mode has RPM maps every 500 rpm.
Normal mode is a 2D mode, with 2 seperate maps, and idle map and a load map. The TPS switches you from idle to load maps.
Normal mode is a 2D mode, with 2 seperate maps, and idle map and a load map. The TPS switches you from idle to load maps.
01-23-04, 07:46 AM
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For a street driven car, no doubt, however, I was able to get my car running VERY nicely in normal mode. I and most people recommend getting the car driveable and getting the high load AF ratio close in normal mode, then switch to matrix mode to fine tune things. I did it this way and haven't had anyone in the car yet that could tell that I didn't have the stock ECU in the car.
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