The speed density tables combined together (each mapped point) form the inferred MAP. People get by boosting the cars without ever touching these tables, but to adjust them would help with...
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The speed density tables combined together (each mapped point) form the inferred MAP. People get by boosting the cars without ever touching these tables, but to adjust them would help with...
Excellent explanation Jeff, thank you for posting it.
It is a similar method to GMs, where for each mapped point, you have a slope, offset, and a quadratic term table based on RPM and zero aircharge. Most people are not changing the speed density...