Title: Adjusting TVUB Post by: HelperC on March 20, 2017, 10:25:28 AM It may have been asked before but I have done some reading and haven't got a concrete answer. Please link me to something if I missed it.
When adjusting TVUB for bigger injectors is it ok to change the axis data of voltage to match up with the data sheet I have for the bigger injector? I.E If stock max voltage is 15.97v in the axis and the data sheet is only showing me 15v for it's last value can I change the axis data to 15 in my file or would it be better to do the math and scale the number a bit down for 15.97v? Is there any pros and cons to adjusting axis data on TVUB? Title: Re: Adjusting TVUB Post by: nyet on March 20, 2017, 10:44:36 AM Absolutely ok to change axis data. As far as I know it is not shared by any other table.
Title: Re: Adjusting TVUB Post by: HelperC on March 20, 2017, 10:52:40 AM Nyet thanks for the quick reply. Much appreciated.
I was going through the s4wiki and noticing that the conversion factor for krkte is 0.000111 which I have been using. However, in an audi TT damos file I have acquired the conversion factor is 0.002133. Any input on this at all? Title: Re: Adjusting TVUB Post by: nyet on March 20, 2017, 11:01:29 AM Nyet thanks for the quick reply. Much appreciated. I was going through the s4wiki and noticing that the conversion factor for krkte is 0.000111 which I have been using. However, in an audi TT damos file I have acquired the conversion factor is 0.002133. Any input on this at all? No, but I do know that conversion factors can vary. Title: Re: Adjusting TVUB Post by: HelperC on March 20, 2017, 11:21:29 AM Got it. I will make it a point to gather the appropriate damos for a file and double check conversion factors before making changes. I imagine if someone assumed the .000111 ratio is law throughout all me7 files this could cause a lot of head bangings against the wall trying to dial in larger injectors.
I am in the process of trying some 386 injectors on my awp engine so gathering krkte and tvub values from a 225 file should help. Also messing with some 440 green giants hence my first post :) Again, your response and time is much appreciated Nyet. |