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I was thinking about graphs (see my Excel help thread) and I go to thinking about how to use this datalog information to help me see where my FI map is wrong. It dawned on me that the two major input for this KitCarlson system are TPS and MAPS. The result or output would be RPM. So if you graphed TPS on the X-axis, MAPS on the Y-axis, and RPM on the Z-axis you should be able to see where you've got problems. Of course you would have to average your readings over time since you would have a lot of repeat data in the cruising RPM range. What are your thoughts/responses to this idea?
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