Is this possible?

f8tlSHO said:
TopherSho said:
Something to keep in mind is LMS does boost mapping.  They are *likely* playing with the wastegate to keep pressures higher than normal... and they also can control a great deal of the shifting behaviors versus SCT's limited interaction with the PTU's.  this can account for quite a bit of gained time 1/4 mile in the 1st half of the track...

After that 1/8th things normalize out from a number of youtube vids and then 'same/similar power' but lighter sports cars start pulling us in,  on a 1/2 mile track we'd lose a bit more than we currently win with regard to SHO vs stock v8 2015+ stangs and very similar sport car weight/power profiles.
What do you mean interaction with the ptu? The ptu is strictly mechanical isn't it?


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correct. there arent any clutches in the PTU, the clutches are rearward of the driveshaft before the RDU. the PTU and driveshaft are spinning while driving at all times.
 
AJP turbo said:
f8tlSHO said:
TopherSho said:
Something to keep in mind is LMS does boost mapping.  They are *likely* playing with the wastegate to keep pressures higher than normal... and they also can control a great deal of the shifting behaviors versus SCT's limited interaction with the PTU's.  this can account for quite a bit of gained time 1/4 mile in the 1st half of the track...

After that 1/8th things normalize out from a number of youtube vids and then 'same/similar power' but lighter sports cars start pulling us in,  on a 1/2 mile track we'd lose a bit more than we currently win with regard to SHO vs stock v8 2015+ stangs and very similar sport car weight/power profiles.
What do you mean interaction with the ptu? The ptu is strictly mechanical isn't it?


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What is boost mapping?..i think you may be over thinking it topher

maybe!  i have had a lot of caffeine ..  but they do list boost-mapping as a service. 
 
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