Percent difference lambda from sensor overlay?
Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2019 11:40 am
Hello,
First time delving into the honda world.
I've just installed the s300 on a p28 d16z6.
Got it all up wired up and running before realizing you cant use sensor overlay for percent difference as you can for lambda overlay.
I've done plenty GM ecu with HP tuners and a couple turbo LS cars with a holley EFI. So technical is no issue.
In lieu of rewiring the lambda sensor to the D10 pin, can I forward the data to the internal lambda reading in smanager? I currently have it in AN0. I'd rather not rewire as I've already got everything tucked and cleaned up. I'm also not too concerned about closed loop.
My research shows no and that doesn't make any sense, but i guess it is what it is. That would be a nice feature.
Beyond that, can you make custom tables so I can calculate the percent difference from the sensor overlay and make changes that way. I'd rather log and do it that way anyhow, not a fan of autotune without it being on a loaded dyno.
First time delving into the honda world.
I've just installed the s300 on a p28 d16z6.
Got it all up wired up and running before realizing you cant use sensor overlay for percent difference as you can for lambda overlay.
I've done plenty GM ecu with HP tuners and a couple turbo LS cars with a holley EFI. So technical is no issue.
In lieu of rewiring the lambda sensor to the D10 pin, can I forward the data to the internal lambda reading in smanager? I currently have it in AN0. I'd rather not rewire as I've already got everything tucked and cleaned up. I'm also not too concerned about closed loop.
My research shows no and that doesn't make any sense, but i guess it is what it is. That would be a nice feature.
Beyond that, can you make custom tables so I can calculate the percent difference from the sensor overlay and make changes that way. I'd rather log and do it that way anyhow, not a fan of autotune without it being on a loaded dyno.