NefMoto

Hello, I'm a beginner in tuning, many things are black magic for me, I need help with my tuning, I think I should add the 180 column in KFMIOP but I'm not sure. If I'm right, I don't know how to do it. I'm from Poland, I make soft for my own car I am temporarily trapped at home for quarantine so I will upload and log when finished.

plik bin

just change the column from 160 to 180 along with the other corresponding maps needed

I need this change ?

There is some step-by-step instruction on how to do this for total nobs

Is there a step-by-step instruction on how to do this

I do not know completely how to make kfmiop take a parameter above 160, I understand that you should modify the xdf file and bin, maybe someone who knows about it and it is a walk in the park for him would do it for me, I would be grateful.

U edit the file with the value u want or add axis values to the xdf

I don't know how to do it, but I try to add a 12th column, the whole map loses sense and the 12th column is 0.

What you are trying is impossible without ASM changes, and arguably also useless. If you want to do this you need to change axis data, not add axises that's not how any of this works.

You are now overwriting the map next to KFMIOP and NOT KFMIOP.

Learn a little bit of how these binaries work, view them in hexadecimal and it will start to make sense.

True, I have absolutely no idea, I know what to put in column 12, but I don't know how to create it.

You can't, you rescale the axis.

Changed axis to 180

Thank you very much you are great.

There is alot more u need to learn ie LAMFA axis plus some of your changes are a little weird

LAMFA bad too rich I am just learning I am open to any suggestions.I have not matched everything, the top-up will be reduced at the beginning I will be uploading weaker maps this is too drastic at the beginning Now the car is soft with 1.1 bar topping down to 0.9 bar at 6500 rpm.

Such a lamfe in this car was made 5 years ago by the well-known Polish tuner Gregor10

LAMFA BY GREGOR10

Hello, I read a bit after your suggestion that the lamfa is bad and I did it, see if I'm still in the forest.

If you havent gotten anything dialed in correctly then you should set most of it to a static value till you get the corrections right. I also start making lambda richer around 40% load up so it helps a bit on shifts and such. but idk if that helps at all.

It helps with making the fuel consumption shit. Other than that, nope.

There is a part load table on the cars i mentioned and it targets 1 for those cases.

There is no need to touch LAMFA unless you are running crap gas with a lot of boost.

Also, there is no need for all caps. Stop shouting. It is extremely rude to think your post deserves more attention than others

Exactly.