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Old 11-29-2006, 06:24 AM
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ahhh, for some reason I never thought of "commanded". Makes tons of sense to filter out anything commanded outside the stoich. I was thinking actual. GREAT filter!
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dfco won't show a different commanded...a different actual, yes, but not a different commanded...your commanded will still be 14.63 to 1 or whatever according to the computer.
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Originally Posted by foff667
dfco won't show a different commanded...a different actual, yes, but not a different commanded...your commanded will still be 14.63 to 1 or whatever according to the computer.
Aaa, Good point.
Old 11-29-2006, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by desTRUCKtive
Dumb question but if you do AFR> 14.6. This means that it will only record data that is greater than this value. Therefore due to tuning files you might have cells that actually run richer even without going into PE mode. But you will not catch this on your scanning because of the filter. Am I right.
ok I think my question here is clarified by dewmanshu down here. Not that you guys were not clear. Lightbulb just went on when read the statement.

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ahhh, for some reason I never thought of "commanded". Makes tons of sense to filter out anything commanded outside the stoich. I was thinking actual. GREAT filter!
So key word is "COMMANDED". Meaning that any factors (commands) written into your tune that affect Stoic outside 14.6 will be taken out. However any results that you obtain due to for example VE scaling will be factored in. meaning that if I have a super rich condition and it is not due to PE, Startup, restarts. it will still read a value lower than 14.6 or whatever filter you put in.
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I thought you were running a 1 bar SD tune? Huh
Old 11-29-2006, 02:33 PM
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hell no, I wish when I ordered it I would have. with these new additions to the new hptuners and credits I am all confused on what is what. I eventually want to get 1bar that way i can RTT and hook up my wideband to hptuners.

I am trying to hook it up with the AC. I will see if it works.
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Originally Posted by Wilde Racing
I like the idea of using both filters, in case you have DFCO enabled or overrun the engine...
Here I go again.

I am going to try this but I am first want to see if I am understanding this right. The way that I understand this is that it is going to filter anything out in between 14.6 and 14.8 COMMANDED. Dont you want to filter anything COMMANDED outside 14.6 and 14.8.

I think I might be getting confused on the greater or less than signs.
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example

if you enter RPM>4000 its telling the scanner to ONLY USE the info when your over 4000 rpms so if you say RPM>4000 & RPM<5000 it will only take info from 4000-4999 and show you it.
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Originally Posted by foff667
example

if you enter RPM>4000 its telling the scanner to ONLY USE the info when your over 4000 rpms so if you say RPM>4000 & RPM<5000 it will only take info from 4000-4999 and show you it.
Oh I thought that it would filter out what is over RPM. Lets say RPM >4000 since it is called a filter I would assume that it would filter out RPM > 4000. But I perfectly get it. thanks foff667.
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