Hello!
As of this year, I have been participating in 1,600ft roll racing events in which my speed exceeds 159mph. I have noticed the VSS stops logging at 159mph, although my speedometer will continue to climb (wired to a SpeedoHealer v4 on a JDM CTR cluster, making it a 190mph speedo). Is there any way to allow the VSS to see over 159mph at the ECU? I am finding at the top of fifth gear, when the VSS is maxed out, the per-gear trims bounce back to 4th gear way up top.
Also, I have limited the boost solenoid to 95%, although it does not increase over 90%.
I have attached a log of both of these on a run from this past weekend's event.
Thank you for any information!
Max VSS reading, max boost solenoid duty
Max VSS reading, max boost solenoid duty
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Re: Max VSS reading, max boost solenoid duty
Currently there is no way to do this. I do not know if it is something that can be changed in the future.
Re: Max VSS reading, max boost solenoid duty
"No" to both?
How is the K-Liner/all the other Hondata land-speed cars seeing VSS? Or is the VSS not even referenced?
Thanks for the fast response!
How is the K-Liner/all the other Hondata land-speed cars seeing VSS? Or is the VSS not even referenced?
Thanks for the fast response!
Re: Max VSS reading, max boost solenoid duty
Can you post your calibration and a datalog showing it being limited at 90%. I cannot reproduce what you are describing.
Re: Max VSS reading, max boost solenoid duty
The ECU internal speed is limit to 255 kph. The gear compensations will use the 6th gear compensations above this speed.
Hondata
Re: Max VSS reading, max boost solenoid duty
I figured out the 90% cap problem. Total rookie move on my part, and forgot I only have 90% maximum defined in the lookup table.
As far as the VSS goes, you can pretty clearly see in the log I posted the gear compensation move down at high RPM from 5/6 to 4.
As far as the VSS goes, you can pretty clearly see in the log I posted the gear compensation move down at high RPM from 5/6 to 4.