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Title: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: gin+ on March 08, 2017, 10:00:07 AM
Hey gents!  More newb questions!

I'm trying to determine if my stock 1.8t has mechanical issues or if what I'm seeing is normal behavior for a k03s.

I recently increased KFLDHBN so actual boost appears to be following LDRXN but desired boost is still considerably higher than actual.  I'm not sure if I should be messing with KFLDIMX at this point or really how to configure it if I wanted to.

Appreciate any input!

 


Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: gin+ on March 08, 2017, 10:06:10 AM
Wastegate duty cycle and log might be helpful to a trained eye!


Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: nyet on March 08, 2017, 11:35:25 AM
Yes, you need more IMX.

Log all of the PID variables.


Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: gin+ on March 08, 2017, 05:34:39 PM
I increased LDIMX at 850 and 1000mbar and it definitely closed up some of the gap.  I used a TT225 table as sort of a reference.  I guess my question now is why desired is much higher than what I have specified in LDRXN.  That specifically happened after increasing LDHBN but I don't necessarily understand if "LDRXN - maximum specified load".  Perhaps my math is off?



Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: nyet on March 08, 2017, 06:33:10 PM
I guess my question now is why desired is much higher than what I have specified in LDRXN.

Desired what? Boost or load?

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That specifically happened after increasing LDHBN but I don't necessarily understand if "LDRXN - maximum specified load".  Perhaps my math is off?

What math did you use?

Please read the load->boost conversion section of the tuning page.


Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: gin+ on March 09, 2017, 03:30:44 AM
I'm sorry, desired boost.

I used the formula from the s4wiki. My target boost at 3k is 15psi so I I specified ldrnx with a load value of 173.00 expecting (173 x 10) + 300mbar = 2030mbar but I'm seeing much higher numbers in my logs.


Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: fknbrkn on March 09, 2017, 04:47:53 AM
15psi = ~150% load at mid-range
you should not touch kfldimx/drl stock values when using stock turbo / wg. if you running higher than 1100 mbar (last axis value) then rescale axis to add new value for higher boost with a new data


Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: gin+ on March 09, 2017, 09:02:17 AM
@nyet;  Firstly, I want to thank you for your contributions in unlocking these mysteries.

I'm sorry, desired boost.

I used the formula from the s4wiki. My target boost at 3k is 15psi so I I specified ldrnx with a load value of 173.00 expecting (173 x 10) + 300mbar = 2030mbar but I'm seeing much higher numbers in my logs.

Maybe I'm not taking into account of this being a rough approximation considering all the factors involved in rlsol to plsol calculation.

15psi = ~150% load at mid-range
you should not touch kfldimx/drl stock values when using stock turbo / wg. if you running higher than 1100 mbar (last axis value) then rescale axis to add new value for higher boost with a new data

Thank you for your insight however I am a bit confused.  Which table are you referencing that I rescale its axis?


Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: 4ringpieces on March 09, 2017, 11:20:40 AM
Kfldimx

Some people rescale, some people don't


Title: Re: Actual vs Desired Boost Stock 1.8t (stage 1)
Post by: gin+ on March 10, 2017, 11:29:21 AM
@Fordy; Thank you!

After a ton of reading and head scratching I think I have a preliminary grasp on PID that I lacked literally two days ago.  This stuff gets in deep in a hurry...