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Thread: main VE MAP axis

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    main VE MAP axis

    does it affect anything if u change the MAP axis for the standard linear to space it out in the boost areas so u can get more resolution in the areas that are used the most..?
    top one is normal and bottom is the changed one, just wondering if it causes any issues durin any transient changes if ur going from a cell to another with more/less linear values




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    should be fine as long as you tune it accordingly, or at least I've never heard of anyone having issues messing with it

    Transient fueling is a strange and mysterious thing though so who knows
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    ok thanks ill give it a go when i get a chance and see what the results are, found i get a slight surge at 2k 80kph cruise if my fuel is not spot on was thinking some resolution might help it out