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Modded Ko3 FSWerks tuning - Progressive datalogs inside

7.4K views 41 replies 13 participants last post by  STjunkiee  
#1 ·
So as you guys may or may not know I have decided to use two tuners for the time being. Torrie is worldclass and is great to work with, not to mention he is a top notch tuner but I wanted to try the Cobb AP. Randy is just as pleasant to work with and I am very excited to move forward with his tuning and knowledge. I will update this thread as we move forward. I will also be using a new tuner to forums to help me with self tuning, more to come on that later.

Below are two logs to our initial tuning out of the box. I just sent over two 4th gear pulls to him(about 10 mins before this post) but I wont be able to follow up with whatever revisions he sends me until later in the week. So far the car feels just like it did with Torrie's tuning, but in fairness we still have some more room due to the addition of the larger IC.
 
#9 ·
Do you have the other cyl corrections viewed? You're pulling 4 degrees on cyl 1. Cyl 3 is usually the worst in my car so I try to log/gauge 1&3.

Cool stuff man. Nice to see boost numbers that hold :)



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I got a revised tune about an hour after I sent Randy the datalogs so on the next logging pull I will check those off.


I gotta say logging with the AP is lightyears better than the SCT X3. It's even better than the APv2. The V2 is slow and laggy.
 
#13 · (Edited)
A larger than stock TB could be throwing the mass flow calcs off. Lower pressure drop across the TB = lower mass flow rate. I was thinking he had a bullet TB
 
#17 ·
Did you change tunes for each log? I noticed that the first log showed boost slightly above 25psi and the second log showed boost at almost 23psi.

In your log is the "charge air temp.(F)" column the same as IAT? It showed the charge air temp increase 39.8F and 35F respectively.
 
#20 ·
Nice IAT's look good, and the turbo hangs in much better for the long run! It holds a very steady linear boost through out the rpm's Excellent
 
#24 ·
he has a light weight flywheel. does that make any difference in load calcs or timing advance strategy?
 
#25 ·
No, I don't think so. "Load" is a VE air flow calc thats derived from pressure measurement and airflow models. Timing control wouldn't know the difference
Misfire detection is the only thing I can think of that maybe influenced by a lighter flywheel.