Bone Stock, Logging with ACES

When I'm trying to test I will use a combination of WOT logs, Torque mins and maxes, experiences between the 2 cars, etc.

For example, my car starts up in a climate controlled garage so I watched fuel trims at startup and after the initial and subsequent ACES treatment they clearly moved backwards....and after startup and when the idle drops. Scientific proof? No. Different result than I'd noticed before? definitely.

I know that KR activity on the 2013 was definitely higher on that car with E25 VS the 2015 with E20 and ACES, which at this point doesn't exist. Performance of the two cars very similar comparing ET's and trap.

I know the only thing Torrie will look at when adjusting my tune are good WOT logs. Finding a safe, low traffic stretch is super helpful. Every log I send is on the same on ramp done usually after midnight.

AJP is blessed with tuning knowledge, time, and apparently an awesome wife that supports his datalogging/tuning habit so he definitely has the upper hand over most of the rest of us. Get him some good logs though and there's no one better on this forum to help interpret the results.

I will say having an X4 and the supplied software is a much better logging tool than any of the OBD platforms that I've seen. If you were contemplating a tune in the future buying the package now would probably help you even if you held off on the actual tune itself.




 
Only thing i dont like about mins and max values over a random drive period is sometimes there values that are just anomalies like when u lift or step on the throttle ...transients....like you can have a well tuned car but get a -20 stft when u lift...it only lasts a split second and isnt a good representation of the fuel trims but it will be recorded in the logger

I like to throw out the extremes highs and lows that dont seem to follow suit with the averages
 
AJP turbo said:
Only thing i dont like about mins and max values over a random drive period is sometimes there values that are just anomalies like when u lift or step on the throttle ...transients....like you can have a well tuned car but get a -20 stft when u lift...it only lasts a split second and isnt a good representation of the fuel trims but it will be recorded in the logger

I like to throw out the extremes highs and lows that dont seem to follow suit with the averages
I agree with that which is why I don't have mins and maxes for certain items. You were right about the LPFP ramping up on lift. Maxes are good for certain things, like KR. I'd like to have a min value for for Lambda but since the stream likes to drop out it's useless.

I'm really hoping the SCT GTX is the whole package, accurate data logging with useful e gauges that don't look a vintage LCD watch.
 
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