i'm only 90% sure if i entered the correct factors in the fields for the new variables.
When in doubt - use "RAW" conversion factor of 1, compare with other vars and correct the value afterwards.
I didn't like what I saw in your log happening with the variable I named "rlmax_w", which is why I went and picked another (NA) ECU to cross-reference stuff to.
Turns out, the NA var is actually called rlmxs_w, and funnily enough
you have already looked that way.
So, after rlmxs_w is formed, it goes through KFMIOP to form mimxl1_w, which is then multiplied by FMIVL to finally output mimax_w.
Anyways, looking again at your log, your WOT run doesn't seem to trigger any tq intervention?
I'll look at the part throttle one in a few.Well, part throttle is not that happy, but nothing too severe. Some ARMD action here and there, etc.
Let's start with the basics:
what are we trying to solve? What is the initial problem? WOT run seems fine torque-structure-wise. That "sawtooth" pattern you see on the zwbas/zwout plot is normal since you have different CFs in different cylinders - and the logger just samples them one by one. So it can pick 0 degree cylinder, then pick the one with -4.5 CF, then another one with zero. Boom, you have a dip on the graph.
If you're concerned about the lack of ignition advance up top - well, tune the KFZW tables then? Adjust the axis if it's not enough.
but be careful with other maps that run off the same axis. Let me know, I can list those for you.EDIT2: Nothing to be scared of. SRL11OPUW works only for KFZW/2 and KFMDS in this bin.
EDIT3
(I just love editing my posts, yeah): Might want to play some with ZWOP to make etazwb a bit higher, but that's optional, I guess.