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Anyone have any MAPs for a FD with Large Street port? Also, looking for Stock FD MAP if anyone has one for comparison.
Another question. I have tried to copy and paste from Excel into Datalogit and when I do it fills all 20x 20 with 1.49 instead of my intended correction values?
Another question. I have tried to copy and paste from Excel into Datalogit and when I do it fills all 20x 20 with 1.49 instead of my intended correction values?
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Anyone have any MAPs for a FD with Large Street port? Also, looking for Stock FD MAP if anyone has one for comparison.
Another question. I have tried to copy and paste from Excel into Datalogit and when I do it fills all 20x 20 with 1.49 instead of my intended correction values?
Another question. I have tried to copy and paste from Excel into Datalogit and when I do it fills all 20x 20 with 1.49 instead of my intended correction values?
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So I can only paste into the base map? Not the other MAPS? All I am trying to do is insert some leaner corrections in the INJ map but there a quite a few so I was gonna just paste. I guess I have to do it one at a time?
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I'm not trying to correct more than 49%. For instance I am trying to change a 1.21 correction to 1.16. However, when I cut and paste these values from Excel into the inj map it defaults to 1.49. However, if I copy from Datalogit into Excel and then back into datalogit without making changes to the info I copied it will accept it as it is written. It is as though Datalogit doesn't recognize the numbers generated by Excel
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Aw man I figured it out. I'm a dumbass. I was trying to paste numbers from another website and they were listed without the decimal point. So 121 instead of 1.21. So wird you were correct I was , in effect trying to increase the correction more than 49% like you said. Thanks for helping me sort it out
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