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Jon and I will both be testing it. Best way is going to be with a datalog. I could find most of that info on the street, I don't think it moves a lot unless the car is idling for a bit
Don't worry about anything else in this log but the iat this is a still work in progress flex fuel tune. But this was a 2 mile drive. You can see temps at idle at the beginning pretty warm as I was sitting there idling looking a few things over. Then I easily drive down the road. Only about a 2 mile drive and then I sit in my driveway for a few. I need to add a timer to this because I don't remember how long it was but it wasn't to long. This is with the lid off. It was about 80 out at this point. I'll have to look for old logs with the stock box on. I know I have similar logs.
From what I noticed stopped is warmer but moving it cools down faster. I'm going to be curious how it does through the staging lanes. I don't want to push the car but I also don't want them at 130 by the time I take off.
Thanks for commenting. I can't DL the file, since I don't have anything that'll open an .hpl.
Was thinking the same thing, idling around, are you going to get a spike in temp, then timing be pulled before it even has a chance to cool off? Even stop light to stop light kind of deal. Don't know much about tuning on these cars, but how quick does the ECU adjust timing?
Thanks for commenting. I can't DL the file, since I don't have anything that'll open an .hpl.
Was thinking the same thing, idling around, are you going to get a spike in temp, then timing be pulled before it even has a chance to cool off? Even stop light to stop light kind of deal. Don't know much about tuning on these cars, but how quick does the ECU adjust timing?
Here this will download the vcm scanner which is used for datalogging. If you plan on modding your car I recommend you get somewhat fimilar with it https://files.hptuners.com/VCM Suite/VCM Suite.msi
But there is a gauge That says IAT you can watch that. Also if you look at the bottom there is a sliding bar with a redline. The higher the redline the more rpm. Where it is flat and low that is where I am idling.
As far as pulling timing stock it goes off of MAT (manifold air temperature) I believe default stock it can pull 10 degrees or so of timing if hot enough.
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