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Re: accel enrich delta tps, for a 58mm Tb. how to tune? '91. anyone have a .bin for their car that is ab

Subject: Re: accel enrich delta tps, for a 58mm Tb. how to tune? '91. anyone have a .bin for their car that is ab
by djxib on 2011/9/19 18:24:23

Looks like I have a few tables in my tune ($DA2 - 1992 LT1) that correlate TPS and AE. I have a stock TB but a CNC'ed intake.

1. AE Delta Map enable threshold vs TPS (this is the same as the stock table)

0% 3.13
12.5% 2.81
25% 2.5
37.5% 2.5
50% 2.5

2. AE Delta TPS PW Factor (this is the same as the stock table)
Pulse 1 = 3.98
Pulse 2 = 2.00
(all other pulses are set to 0)

3. AE vs. Differential TPS
I run the stock table except for about 5-10% higher at TPS 37.5% and above

Dont ask me the science behind my tables - I had a lean stumble (plus some knock retard) when I first purchased the car, which only happened on mid-throttle freeway on-ramps. and I messed around with the larger settings on AE vs. Differential TPS to fix it.


As for your table, it looks like my table #1 above. Since you have a completely different intake I wouldnt recommend using my settings, but assuming you are trying to fix a lean tip-in issue (i.e. stumbling off the line) I would personally add about 10% to your table (smaller values) to see if it improves.

Probably gonna be trial and error unless you can find someone who has tuned a L98 with a 58mm.

I dont know if this helps, but good luck!

Andy
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