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tao13
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Hi all!
Is it TRUE next affirmation:
"If your LDRXN isn't higher than the last column of the stock KFMIRL, KFMIRL and KFMIOP don't need to be altered"
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No.
Only if kmiop/kmirl are from factory programmed that they fit in those colums
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No.
Only if kmiop/kmirl are from factory programmed that they fit in those colums

I have no idea what this means, but if you never want exceed the highest specified load as calculated by KFMIRL, neither KFMIRL or KFMIOP need to be altered.

LDRXN just caps the output of KFMIRL, so if LDRXN is always lower than the highest KFMIRL, then you'll never need a higher KFMIRL.
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This means there are ori files were kfmiop is so altered that a higher load will automatically result in a higher mi, than requested.

This are not many, but they exist
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The stock KFMIOP map is at most around 80%, so increasing the last column of KFMIRL is not sufficient, unless you increase the last column of KFMIOP. Done properly, mimax should be safely high enough to never limit torque request, such that it is higher than mrfa from KFPED.

https://s4wiki.com/wiki/Tuning#Tuning_KFMIOP_and_KFMIZUFIL
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