rx74evers

iTrader: (6)

Hey guys I was wondering how is everyones Base map looks on Micrsoft excel chart. I currently have stock twins, stock engine, have all bolt ons with test pipe. When I use the Chart and check out p09 and on using V5.08, it is really smooth with no crossing of lines. I was wondering has anyone experience with good power even if you had to cross the lines in the chart. Or is it ideal for a basemap to be smooth as possible without any crossing.

Barry Bordes

rx74ever,
You should never cross rows but they don't have to be perfectly smooth.
A hump will normally develop from spooling/accelerating vertically through rows.
Also notice that a dip develops you use lean cruise around row 7 and column 7.
Barry

arghx

iTrader: (3)

Note that P1-P10 have the normal scaling in increments of 1000 PIM. P11-P20 are in increments of 2000, so P20 is 30000.

rx74evers

iTrader: (6)

I see! Yea mine seems about the same but I still need to clean out some minor knocks. But over all my lines are pretty smooth with no crossings. Thanks.

ttmott

iTrader: (1)

This is for a street ported engine with stock twins, M2 SMIC, M2 air box, stock injectors and RB cat-back.
I prefer to split the curve charts into the lower and upper pressure curves; for me it makes it easier to adjust the points in small increments. These are about the seventh iteration making AFR runs. Subsequent to these data I have removed more fuel from the idle areas with good results.

topgear

what excel sheets are you guys using when i click on a line to adjust it wont

my excel page at the top says compatibility mode is this stopping me from moving the lines???

arghx

iTrader: (3)

I'm using 2007 and haven't had a problem

thewird

iTrader: (8)

You have to use Office 2003 or less if I remember correctly.

thewird

topgear

Arr cheers for that im on 2007

ttmott

iTrader: (1)

There is a patch for Excel 2007 and 2010 to host this feature. Check out the link:
http://blogs.office.com/b/microsoft-...arts-mpoc.aspx
Its not as simply elegant as clicking on a point and dragging but it works better than continuously entering numbers in the tables.

thewird

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^ I looked into that when I had a trial of 2010 on my new tuning laptop but unfortunately its still too much of a pain. I don't understand why they removed the slide feature, so many people complaining throughout the internets.

thewird

ttmott

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Nobody knows why the friggin MS ***** removed it. I have Office 2010 and it's a completely new learning experience; not exactly a positive one. In Excel 2003 I would have been considered an expert user but not I'm relegated to amature.