Power FC datalogit for idiots(me)
hello
please help me with a few basics..just learning datalogit.
in Fc-edit you have INJ,INGT,IGNL,BASE MAP,and then the pages....are the numbers in the IGNL & T maps actuall timing #s or are they just reference points???
what are the numbers in INJ MAP (are they a percentage or what?)
what is the Base map and how do changes in the inj,ign maps affect it or does it work the other way around??
ok one more is there a way to change the tps voltage into a percentage
I have many more questions but thats enought for theis post
Thanks for any help
please help me with a few basics..just learning datalogit.
in Fc-edit you have INJ,INGT,IGNL,BASE MAP,and then the pages....are the numbers in the IGNL & T maps actuall timing #s or are they just reference points???
what are the numbers in INJ MAP (are they a percentage or what?)
what is the Base map and how do changes in the inj,ign maps affect it or does it work the other way around??
ok one more is there a way to change the tps voltage into a percentage
I have many more questions but thats enought for theis post
Thanks for any help
Originally Posted by sereneseven
hello
please help me with a few basics..just learning datalogit.
please help me with a few basics..just learning datalogit.
http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/Datalogit-FD3S/
then read these...
http://www.zeroglabs.com/rx7/rx7_tuning.pdf
http://www.allenhah.com/misc/ChuckKylePFCTuningV1.pdf
Originally Posted by sereneseven
in Fc-edit you have INJ,INGT,IGNL,BASE MAP,and then the pages....are the numbers in the IGNL & T maps actuall timing #s or are they just reference points???
Originally Posted by sereneseven
what are the numbers in INJ MAP (are they a percentage or what?)
Originally Posted by sereneseven
what is the Base map and how do changes in the inj,ign maps affect it or does it work the other way around??
Originally Posted by sereneseven
ok one more is there a way to change the tps voltage into a percentage
N/D=R*100
The ratio is usually read as a percentage without showing the multiplying times 100.
Example...
9/10=.90 or 90%
9/10=.90*100=90%
Originally Posted by sereneseven
I have many more questions but thats enought for theis post
Thanks for any help
Thanks for any help

.


