Subject	Re: Re: What formula is used in tuning software to define
Posted by	Pontisteve on August 06, 2015 at 1:35 AM
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In Reply To	Re: What formula is used in tuning software to define posted by zromtech on August 02, 2015 at 12:55 PM
Message	That's what I was looking for, thanks you zromtech! The only thing is I'm coming up with some pretty big numbers, like 2700. What units is this? Example: A 5v MAF pegs at 65535. Let's say that a stock WOT Z hits 4.5v maybe, which is approximately 58,981, at say 6400 RPM. So TP = 288 * 58981 / 6400 = 2654. Two problems here. One, that's nowhere near a pulsewidth. And two, if it is some other unitless number, how do we get from it to a pulsewidth (which I assume might be around 20 ms somewhere)? Or could this be in units of microseconds? 2654 us = 26.54 ms?
Follow Ups	What formula is used in tuning software to define - Pontisteve 18:15:11 08/01/15 Re: What formula is used in tuning software to define - Cjw3 08:17:11 08/02/15 Thanks for sharing!! Now I need some time to wrap my head - SammybTT(TN) 21:46:01 08/02/15 Re: Thanks for sharing!! Now I need some time to wrap my head - Cjw3 19:51:32 08/03/15 Re: What formula is used in tuning software to define - zromtech 12:55:14 08/02/15 There you are :) (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 16:55:00 08/03/15 Re: Re: What formula is used in tuning software to define - Pontisteve 01:35:42 08/06/15 Oops, that doesn't work either... off by a decimal point. (n/m) - Pontisteve 01:38:44 08/06/15
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