Megasquirt s4 n/a map please
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Why don't you just obtain logs and modify your VE table based on the logs' content? Blindly using other people's maps is not a fantastic idea. See http://megamanual.com .
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Yeah, what he said. The point of an adjustable standalone is that you adjust it to suit your application. The VE table needs to be tuned to your specific engine and even someone with an identical car may not have the same VE table.
If the car is rich, reduce fuel where it is rich. Using someone else's map will create the same amount of work anyway, since it will need to be retuned for your car.
If the car is rich, reduce fuel where it is rich. Using someone else's map will create the same amount of work anyway, since it will need to be retuned for your car.
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yeah i understand that, its just my first time ever messing with a standalone computer and i dont really know where to start, i got a really stupid question, to advance timing on megatune do i have to put a negative ( - ) symbol in front of the degrees??
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You really need to spend some time acquainting yourself with the terminology, theory, physics and concepts behind Megasquirt (or any EFI for that matter). There's plenty of info out there. Reading through http://megamanual.com for general concepts applicable to all EFI and Aaron's very cool http://www.aaroncake.net/rx-7/megasquirt/ for rotary specific information would be an excellent start. I give you credit for being cautious with things, that's an excellent mindset. I do however fear for your apex seals when you're fishing around for advice regarding timing advance on a rotary. A simple response to you of "no, you don't put a (-) negative symbol to advance the timing" helps you for the short term but is no favor to you in the long term. You need to understand these concepts yourself. A steep learning curve is unfortunately unavoidable and seems painful but it's well worth it. The pleasure in knowing how everything interrelates is immeasurable. If you have questions, please let 'em rip - there's plenty of knowledge out here that is yours for the asking if you show an effort at learning and not just looking for shortcuts.
Again, I do not intend to be derogatory towards you in any way, I'm just offering advice that I wish would have been given to me some years ago when I was in your shoes.
-Mike
You really need to spend some time acquainting yourself with the terminology, theory, physics and concepts behind Megasquirt (or any EFI for that matter). There's plenty of info out there. Reading through http://megamanual.com for general concepts applicable to all EFI and Aaron's very cool http://www.aaroncake.net/rx-7/megasquirt/ for rotary specific information would be an excellent start. I give you credit for being cautious with things, that's an excellent mindset. I do however fear for your apex seals when you're fishing around for advice regarding timing advance on a rotary. A simple response to you of "no, you don't put a (-) negative symbol to advance the timing" helps you for the short term but is no favor to you in the long term. You need to understand these concepts yourself. A steep learning curve is unfortunately unavoidable and seems painful but it's well worth it. The pleasure in knowing how everything interrelates is immeasurable. If you have questions, please let 'em rip - there's plenty of knowledge out here that is yours for the asking if you show an effort at learning and not just looking for shortcuts.
Again, I do not intend to be derogatory towards you in any way, I'm just offering advice that I wish would have been given to me some years ago when I was in your shoes.
-Mike
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This is not a flame:
You really need to spend some time acquainting yourself with the terminology, theory, physics and concepts behind Megasquirt (or any EFI for that matter). There's plenty of info out there. Reading through http://megamanual.com for general concepts applicable to all EFI and Aaron's very cool http://www.aaroncake.net/rx-7/megasquirt/ for rotary specific information would be an excellent start. I give you credit for being cautious with things, that's an excellent mindset. I do however fear for your apex seals when you're fishing around for advice regarding timing advance on a rotary. A simple response to you of "no, you don't put a (-) negative symbol to advance the timing" helps you for the short term but is no favor to you in the long term. You need to understand these concepts yourself. A steep learning curve is unfortunately unavoidable and seems painful but it's well worth it. The pleasure in knowing how everything interrelates is immeasurable. If you have questions, please let 'em rip - there's plenty of knowledge out here that is yours for the asking if you show an effort at learning and not just looking for shortcuts.
Again, I do not intend to be derogatory towards you in any way, I'm just offering advice that I wish would have been given to me some years ago when I was in your shoes.
-Mike
You really need to spend some time acquainting yourself with the terminology, theory, physics and concepts behind Megasquirt (or any EFI for that matter). There's plenty of info out there. Reading through http://megamanual.com for general concepts applicable to all EFI and Aaron's very cool http://www.aaroncake.net/rx-7/megasquirt/ for rotary specific information would be an excellent start. I give you credit for being cautious with things, that's an excellent mindset. I do however fear for your apex seals when you're fishing around for advice regarding timing advance on a rotary. A simple response to you of "no, you don't put a (-) negative symbol to advance the timing" helps you for the short term but is no favor to you in the long term. You need to understand these concepts yourself. A steep learning curve is unfortunately unavoidable and seems painful but it's well worth it. The pleasure in knowing how everything interrelates is immeasurable. If you have questions, please let 'em rip - there's plenty of knowledge out here that is yours for the asking if you show an effort at learning and not just looking for shortcuts.
Again, I do not intend to be derogatory towards you in any way, I'm just offering advice that I wish would have been given to me some years ago when I was in your shoes.
-Mike
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ok imma try this tomorrow thanks for the advice, and also pmrobert ur right doing more research does help lol it turns out that alot of the problems im going through other people have experience as well lol and by reading there post ive figured how to fix mine, so thank u honestly
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I was surprised by this and would be interested to know how many people use the 3D vs 2D versions of the tables.
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Funny you say this, I agree with you, but I was reading over at miataturbo and they have several guys running MS who think the 3D maps are unnecessary and don't help!
I was surprised by this and would be interested to know how many people use the 3D vs 2D versions of the tables.
Ken
I was surprised by this and would be interested to know how many people use the 3D vs 2D versions of the tables.
Ken
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I use both for different things. Like for all the fuel adjustments its all 3D maps that i use to tune with, I don't even bother looking at the 2D. You can visual the range that it goes though alot easier, and I can smooth things out ALOT easier with it.
But say if I'm doing any kind of timing or rotary split, I go with the 2D and use the contour plot to visually aid me with the smoothing. The contour plot makes it easier to spot rough transitions which I find make the car a bit jerky.
But say if I'm doing any kind of timing or rotary split, I go with the 2D and use the contour plot to visually aid me with the smoothing. The contour plot makes it easier to spot rough transitions which I find make the car a bit jerky.
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