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the map is based on Boost and tps input. 0-10 psi and 0-100 tps. WOT and 0 psi gives you %100 of the pull defined by the variables. If boost is above ~5 psi then you have to be
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This is where the app really needs an info button beside each parameter with a description. I mean sure, a guy can have the manual with him, but a built in app description would be the icing on the ca
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I'm going to check and see if I understand this option correctly. Basically, Timing Reduct Scaling basically affects the Max Load Timing Offset vs APPS Sensor. So if I set the Max Load Timing Offset to 3* and then the Timing Reduct Scaling to 50%. so by the time I hit 50% on the APPS sensor, the timing should be maxed out on the performance side.