I feel that it is time to start building a list of tunes that we all use.

 

Please learn what each tuning variable does.  There V2 tuning article covers everything in depth along with a video explaining each item.

This tool will allow you to edit Quadzilla tunes from your PC.

 

Update 1/15/17 V2.2 tunes should include timing maxes for various RPM's and fuel load timing

 

Copy this into your post and fill out the info

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Power Levels:

 

Timing

Fuel Load Timing:

Low PSI Timing Reduct:

Timing Reduct Scaling:

Light Throttle Timing Adv:

Light Throttle Timing Load Limit:

 

Timing vs rpm

1500:

2000:

2500:

3000:

Timing Max:
 

Wiretap

Pump Stretch:

TPS Pump max:

TPS Pump Min

Minimum Pump Tap Fueling Percentage:

Pump Low Boost Scale PSI: 

 

Boost Scaling:

 

RPM Limit:

 

Power Reduction:

 

0 PSI %:

1 PSI %:

2 PSI %:

3 PSI %:

4 PSI %:

5 PSI %:

6 PSI %:

7 PSI %:

8 PSI %:

9 PSI %:

10 PSI %:

11 PSI %:

12 PSI %:

13 PSI %:

14 PSI %:

15 PSI %:

16 PSI %:

18 PSI %:

20 PSI %:

22 PSI %:

24 PSI %:

26 PSI %:

28 PSI %:

30 PSI %:

 

My Mods

7 x.009 DFI injectors, he351ve arduino controller

 

 

My Tunes

DD:

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Power Levels: 6

 

Fuel Load Timing: 2

Low PSI Timing Reduct: 2

Timing Reduct Scaling: 100

Light Throttle Timing Adv:2

Light Throttle Timing Load Limit: 30

 

Timing vs rpm

1500: 16

2000: 18

2500: 23

3000: 25

Timing Max: 26

 

Fuel Stretch: 1700

TPS Pump max: 100

TPS Pump Min 20

Minimum Pump Tap Fueling Percentage:0

Pump Low Boost Scale PSI: 8

 

Boost Scaling: 40

 

RPM Limit: 3500

 

Power Reduction: 15 

 

0 PSI %:84

1 PSI %:84

2 PSI %:85

3 PSI %:86

4 PSI %:87

5 PSI %:88

6 PSI %:89

7 PSI %:90

8 PSI %:92

9 PSI %:94

10 PSI %:96

11 PSI %:98

12 PSI %:100

13 PSI %:104

14 PSI %:108

15 PSI %:112

16 PSI %:116

17 PSI %:120

18 PSI %:124

20 PSI %:128

22 PSI %:132

24 PSI %:136

26 PSI %:138

28 PSI %:138

30 PSI %:138

 

Tow:

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Power Levels: 6

 

Fuel Load Timing: 1

Low PSI Timing Reduct: 2

Timing Reduct Scaling: 100

Light Throttle Timing Adv:2

Light Throttle Timing Load Limit: 30

 

Timing vs rpm

1500: 16

2000: 19

2500: 24

3000: 26

Timing Max: 27

 

Fuel Stretch: 1400

TPS Pump max: 100

TPS Pump Min 20

Minimum Pump Tap Fueling Percentage:15

Pump Low Boost Scale PSI: 5

 

Boost Scaling: 40

 

RPM Limit: 3300

 

Power Reduction: 15 

 

0 PSI %:92

1 PSI %:92

2 PSI %:94

3 PSI %:96

4 PSI %:96

5 PSI %95

6 PSI %:95

7 PSI %:96

8 PSI %:97

9 PSI %:98

10 PSI %:99

11 PSI %:100

12 PSI %:102

13 PSI %:104

14 PSI %:108

15 PSI %:112

16 PSI %:116

17 PSI %:120

18 PSI %:124

20 PSI %:128

22 PSI %:132

24 PSI %:136

26 PSI %:138

28 PSI %:138

30 PSI %:138

 

Race:

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Power Levels: 6

 

Fuel Load: 1.5

Low PSI Timing Reduct: 3

Timing Reduct Scaling:100

Light Throttle Timing Adv:2

 

Timing vs rpm

1500: 16

2000: 18

2500: 23

3000: 25

Timing Max: 26

Light Throttle Timing Load Limit: 30

 

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Fuel Stretch: 1800

TPS Pump max: 100

TPS Pump Min 20

Minimum Pump Tap Fueling Percentage:10

Pump Low Boost Scale PSI: 5

 

Boost Scaling: 40

 

RPM Limit: 3700

 

Power Reduction: 15 

 

0 PSI %:94

1 PSI %:94

2 PSI %:95

3 PSI %:96

4 PSI %:97

5 PSI %:98

6 PSI %:99

7 PSI %:100

8 PSI %:102

9 PSI %:104

10 PSI %:106

11 PSI %:108

12 PSI %:110

13 PSI %:112

14 PSI %:114

15 PSI %:116

16 PSI %:118

17 PSI %:122

18 PSI %:126

20 PSI %:130

22 PSI %:134

24 PSI %:138

26 PSI %:138

28 PSI %:138

30 PSI %:138

 

 

@Carbur8tr For your towing tune.

 

lvl's I like 6 because I don't like having to push the plus button 1000 times.  but you can set this to whatever you like

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Power Levels: 6

 

Fuel Load Timing: 2

Low PSI Timing Reduct: 2

Timing Reduct Scaling: 100

Light Throttle Timing Adv:2

Light Throttle Timing Load Limit: 30

 

Timing vs rpm

1500: 16

2000: 18

2500: 23

3000: 25

Timing Max: 26

 

TPS Pump max: 100

TPS Pump Min 20

Minimum Pump Tap Fueling Percentage:15

Pump Low Boost Scale PSI: 0

 

Boost Scaling: 40

 

RPM Limit: 3300

 

Power Reduction: 15 

 

0 PSI %:94

1 PSI %:94

2 PSI %:95

3 PSI %:96

4 PSI %:97

5 PSI %:98

6 PSI %:99

7 PSI %:100

8 PSI %:102

9 PSI %:104

10 PSI %:106

11 PSI %:108

12 PSI %:110

13 PSI %:112

14 PSI %:114

15 PSI %:116

16 PSI %:118

17 PSI %:122

18 PSI %:126

20 PSI %:130

22 PSI %:134

24 PSI %:138

26 PSI %:138

28 PSI %:138

30 PSI %:138

 

Edited September 27, 20177 yr by Me78569

Meh the timing isn't difficult once you play with it.   

 

 

Fuel load = how much timing is added as a result of canbus reaching max.  IE if you have your 1500 rpm setting at 16* and your fuel load at 2* then you will get 14* at 0 canbus, 14.5* at 1000 canbus, 15* at 2000 canbus 15.5 at 3000 and 16* at 4095

 

timing reduction is how much timing to pull max if you %100 throttle at 0  psi.  as throttle reduces or boots climbs you will get a ^% of TPS reduction pulled from the rpm limit timing - fuel load

 

See the green timing line,  see how it drops when I go %100 throttle. how much it drops is your tps reduct

 

 

light load timing is how much timing to add on top of your rpm timing so again 1500 rpm 16* light load at 2* 

 

if canbus is 0 then you get the full 2* on top so you get 18*  cnabus at 1000 then you get 17.5* canbus at 2000 then you get 17* 300 you get 16.5* and 16* if cnabus is at 4095

 

load limit set the limit for load % for light load timing to enable.  below that you get your light load timing, above that you get fuel load and tps reduct. 

 

 

tps scaling simply allows you to make the timing drop as if it was 5*, but limit total drop to 2.5*. 

 

 

clear as mud ?

Thanks for the lesson.  I think my biggest problem is i don't know the basics on how the timing works.  I know hire timing at continuous low throttle like cruising increase MPG.  However where my knowledge is poor is what is dangerous and when and what creates more power. 

 

I have a lot of reading to do to get educated.  

Thanks.  I did some comparison of the injector numbers and figured that those mid tunes were for 100hp plus trucks which put my 50hp right in the middle.  

 

Once again thanks for wverything your doing.  I can't wait to get back home and start learning.  

On 10/9/2017 at 3:10 PM, Me78569 said:

add more timing   each truck is a little different.  Mikes truck likes ~23* of timing at 65 mind likes 19.5-20* at 65  Keep walking up your cruise timing by .5* until you start the feel the truck have a "lul" when you go into cruise state.  egts should also come down the closer you come to opitiomal timing.  

 

However 17 at 80 is not bad.   I would ask your friend for some proof pudding.  

I did what you suggested to change on my mpg tune and now I’m getting 14.59 instead of the 16.9 I was getting ? it did not like that! I’ll have to fiddle with it some more 

Here is my timing while cruising going 80mph 

You'll notice a few things... EGT's will be lower, Coolant temperature will be higher about 5*F than typical. Boost will be lower and engine load will be lower as well. 

 

I did something crazy and towed my RV back from Parma, ID without dropping my tune or changing. I left it at my current settings. Really wild to see the changes. I towed home at 55 MPH in 4th gear on grade and 5th on the flats. EGT's were considerably cooler climbing grade with cruise set I'd never even reach 1,100*F at 20-25 PSI of boost but held my set speed no problem. Engine coolant was notably higher Flat running was 198-202*F and climbing grades it topped out at 210*F still within the normal realm but EGT's never got even close to 1,200*F ever. Pulling power was super strong and exhaust was still fairly smoke free. 

 

Here is my current tune... Still pretty steep timing but still doing rather well will MPG's. 

iQuad-Economy-2017-10-13-02.37.072107239207.json

 

 

40 minutes ago, Mopar1973Man said:

Engine coolant was notably higher Flat running was 198-202*F and climbing grades it topped out at 210*F

 

Interesting. So there was less heat wasted out the exhaust pipe, more heat soak on the pistons, raising coolant temps. TGFHS (Thank Goodness For Head Studs). Million dollar question is how much of that heat is the result of negative torque?

@Mopar1973Man is a rebel,  I dont thikn he has studs hahahaha

On 10/9/2017 at 3:10 PM, Me78569 said:

add more timing   each truck is a little different.  Mikes truck likes ~23* of timing at 65 mind likes 19.5-20* at 65  Keep walking up your cruise timing by .5* until you start the feel the truck have a "lul" when you go into cruise state.  egts should also come down the closer you come to opitiomal timing.  
 

When I’m at 80mph I’m at 18.5 degree of timing. When I go to bump that up to 19 or 20 do I change my cruising adv. by .5 or do I up my rpm timing for that rpm I will be at? I’m a bit confused on that. I’ve changed one or the other and haven’t noticed any change in timing 

Light load throttle is what you want to adjust.  

19 hours ago, Youngblood24v said:

When I’m at 80mph I’m at 18.5 degree of timing. When I go to bump that up to 19 or 20 do I change my cruising adv. by .5 or do I up my rpm timing for that rpm I will be at? I’m a bit confused on that. I’ve changed one or the other and haven’t noticed any change in timing 

Light load/throttle  timing is how you raise your cruise timing. But you need to be sure your rpm timing is also in range of where you want to be. 

On 10/13/2017 at 3:19 PM, kzimmer said:

 

Interesting. So there was less heat wasted out the exhaust pipe, more heat soak on the pistons, raising coolant temps. TGFHS (Thank Goodness For Head Studs). Million dollar question is how much of that heat is the result of negative torque?

 

On 10/13/2017 at 3:40 PM, Me78569 said:

@Mopar1973Man is a rebel,  I dont thikn he has studs hahahaha

 

Ummm... Stock head bolts... No leaks... 

 

Change up again on my tune again I came down a degree in cruise timing and changed my span of timing over RPM again. 

Edited October 16, 20177 yr by Mopar1973Man

@rogerash0

 

The tunes are in this thread or in the tune repository

 

https://mopar1973man.com/forum/185-standard-quadzilla-adrenaline-tunes/

 

I believe my tune is in there.  However my tune is will  not be well suited to a lot of guys given that I am up at very high altitude compared to most.  the control of fueling with big boy injectors is key.   The lack in tuning up until this point with V2 is the only reason why you can't make large injectors be DD friendly.  Even guys with a stock hx35 I would say should run at least 7 x .010's if they have a good way to control them.    We are still asking for max duration up top, plus wiretap, but limited the total amount of fuel down low.  There is no need for mass amounts of fuel offidle.  

 

My current tune with the 7 x .012's AKA 200 +- 50 hp  has a starting point of %65 of stock duration.   This makes the fueling map and throttle resolution very nice.  I have a lot more room in the map to play with that guys running an edge or similar.   

Edited October 17, 20177 yr by Me78569

That's so cool. U said this less than 100% fueling mapping was only available as of recent with the v2? I need to sell the edge already. Any chance I can use the edge sensors to still monitor drive and intermediate boost pressure?

Not at this point. We are working on something that will enable measureing those as well but we don't have them in production yet. It will be some time. 

-thanks again, 

 

hmmm.. good reason to keep the edge I suppose, so I can atleast peek at those pressures when I have big injectors, instead of not knowing. I'll just have to swap tuners. If you could also enable me to use the edge's sensors, hardwired if I had to, that would be great. Ie. not lock us down on only proprietary sensors.

 

Thanks for the helpful information ^^

lol The edge sensors are propietary I am sure,  they appear to use a bus of sorts to communicated.  

 

I have my fuel pressure sensor connected for drive pressure now.  Sub fueling, or sube oem commands are only possible with the quadzilla and UDC pro.  

 

Nothing new was discovered it was just that no one had ever really written the tunes to allow for the user to do so.  

they are overpriced, thats for sure. I was on amazon looking at pressure sensors that took the same style plug, same reference voltage (5v maybe) if I recall correctly. I think they were in the range of $15-$25. A reviewer said it worked with the edge for awhile. Made me wonder if the system logged it & they caught it on the back end when he plugged his tuner into the computer for an update one day. They caught a different serial number or whatever and banned it, persay.

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 Sub fueling, or sube oem commands are only possible with the quadzilla and UDC pro.  
Nothing new was discovered it was just that no one had ever really written the tunes to allow for the user to do so.

 

No one had ever written tunes /w sub fueling (I assume by that you mean lower than stock values), or no one had ever released a tuner to allow the user to do so?

Edited October 18, 20177 yr by rogerash0

2 hours ago, rogerash0 said:

 

No one had ever written tunes /w sub fueling (I assume by that you mean lower than stock values), or no one had ever released a tuner to allow the user to do so?

Yes, the ablity to pull fuel down has always been there.  You can ask for any fueling command from 0 -4095.  everyone prior did oem fueling + tuning = output fueling.

 

Rather than oem fueling * user defined %

 

the issue with edge sensors is they are not the standard 0-100 psi 5v reference sensor. they are 0-30 or something

Edited October 18, 20177 yr by Me78569

In their software it shows em as 0-100. I can get a screenshot for u sometime. I may say on the sensor too. I know I have an untouched fuel one in the living room, but I wouldn't expect that to be 0-100 but will look tmrw 

Here is the fuel pressure sensor that came with my Edge JWA Comp shows 0-50psi after a google.

http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Kavlico/P500-50-A-E4C/?qs=bZC7aUKSI5%2bklCJOHd0vzw%3D%3D
 

My other two sensors are on the truck, but I was told on the phone that they are 0-100psig, and to configure them that way in the software. I did go grab the cab module out of the truck, plugged it in, and got a screenshot shown below off of it of the s475 & drv pressure gauges.

Also spec'd out as 0-100psi on their site per part no. here:

https://edgeproducts.com/shop/eas-pressure-sensor-0-100-psig-1-8in-npt

Edited October 18, 20177 yr by rogerash0