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how do i go about tuning high speed fuel tables? i cant go into high speed fuel tables. i am trying to tune for boost. my a/f is mid 13's in boost columns. i can tune the boost columns in the low speed but won't let me see the columns for high spee. how do i go about doing this. thanks for the help.

Disconnect the datalogger (lightning bolt), if the car is running, otherwise you won't be allowed to switch into the high cam maps. Its pretty damn annoying that it does this, but that is how it is. :)

a/f in the mid 13s?! isn't that too lean? i've seen n/a cars tuned to low 13s. doesn't make sense that a boosted car would run leaner than that.

Just go to Options and uncheck "tables follow vtec". This will allow you to edit the low and high cam without having to be in those areas reving the engine.

After all these years of tuning the systems, I'm amazed I never knew this. I blame it on my teacher, or lack thereof. :)

Thanks for the info, customer service specialist Matt!

jdmspecdc5 wrote:a/f in the mid 13s?! isn't that too lean? i've seen n/a cars tuned to low 13s. doesn't make sense that a boosted car would run leaner than that.

thats why i am tryin to figure out how to tune in the high speed fuel tables. i am not driving around in boost, i just did one run in boost and those were my numbers. thanks for all your help. anymore would be very helpful. thanks.

jdmspecdc5 wrote:a/f in the mid 13s?! isn't that too lean? i've seen n/a cars tuned to low 13s. doesn't make sense that a boosted car would run leaner than that.

thats why i am tryin to figure out how to tune in the high speed fuel tables. i am not driving around in boost, i just did one run in boost and those were my numbers. thanks for all your help. anymore would be very helpful. thanks.

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Spunkster Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 10:54 am Post subject:

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Just go to Options and uncheck "tables follow vtec". This will allow you to edit the low and high cam without having to be in those areas reving the engine.