sytyguy
Moderated User
Re: Tuner pro 5 tracer cell on table screen & TP5RT questions.
Another thing I forgot to mention is that the DE tables are not the only things solely looked at during decel. Your F29X table needs to have close VE numbers in the decel range (dependent on what vac you see during DE and what RPMs that pertains to). For instance, if I had a really high VE number in the DE range of F29X, I would have to WAY overcompensate with the DE multipliers when it was be far easier (and result in a better tune) to get the VE cells correct and use less drastic transitions in the DE multiplier cells. The DE tables are very finite in controllability, so use all available resources (DE tables and F29X) to get the best DE result. Also, don't forget to tune spark advance during DE. It has more of an affect than most give credit for.
Same goes for AE & PE.
Another thing I forgot to mention is that the DE tables are not the only things solely looked at during decel. Your F29X table needs to have close VE numbers in the decel range (dependent on what vac you see during DE and what RPMs that pertains to). For instance, if I had a really high VE number in the DE range of F29X, I would have to WAY overcompensate with the DE multipliers when it was be far easier (and result in a better tune) to get the VE cells correct and use less drastic transitions in the DE multiplier cells. The DE tables are very finite in controllability, so use all available resources (DE tables and F29X) to get the best DE result. Also, don't forget to tune spark advance during DE. It has more of an affect than most give credit for.
Same goes for AE & PE.
