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that ev hummer is a pig, there is no need for it to be 9000# its a dumb vehicle just like the H2 and h3 were dumb. comparing the hummer ev to a work truck is like comparing a kia to a rally car. Looks like on average the ev's model to model vs the ice at ~%10-%20 heavier. i would have to think that is from the battery. Curb weight in an ICE does not include fuel so that can alter the difference depending on size of tank etc, but as battery density increases we will see those weight numbers drop. on average battery density appears to be increasing at %5-%8 a year. however the push and $$ put towards increasing battery density is rapidly growning so we will have to see where that leads. it's coming..

Thanks I will give it a read. Mass is mass

Not sure I follow on this one? The awd model 3 with long range batteries is right at 4,000# A upper model legacy is over 3700# and a buick envision over 3900# curious to see more information on road damage of EV vs ICE. They need to figure out taxes for EV without a doubt, roads are not going to get any better with less money due to less fuel being bought.

30-35 psi on the highest level, 24 sound about right on lvl 0 /2/3 depending on tune.

most have an old phone laying around they use. it sits in the truck plugged in 24/7/365. don't use your personal phone.

Say whatever you like but you have to admit the plaid is stupid fast for a production car. Seeing it reel in a modded hypercar is nutso

It's coming, the last race the plaid was ~6000#, compared to the 3100# mclaren......that in itself is shocking that it could still win. I need a plaid.....

I set the defaults. #define DEF_POWER_LEVEL_MAX 11 // including level 0 //timing DEF_TIMING_SCALE 3 DEF_LOW_BOOST_ADV 2 //this is how much timing to pull at max TPS vs low boost. DEF_LOW_BOOST_SCALE 100 //Sets how much scaling to use for timing. DEF_CRUISE_TIME_MAX 2 // timing to add when at cruise state DEF_CRUISE_TIME_PSI 3 //max PSI to allow cruise time DEF_TIME_MAX1 15 //below 1500 revs 15* DEF_TIME_MAX2 18 //below 2000 revs DEF_TIME_MAX3 21 //below 2500 revs DEF_TIME_MAX4 23 //below 3000 revs DEF_TIMING_ADV_MAX 25 // above 3500 revs 25* DEF_BOOST_MAX 35 DEF_BOOST_SCALE_MIN_PUMP 0 //** can be a % from 0-100 min fueling boost % DEF_BOOST_SCALE_PSI_PUMP 5 //** Set this to a PSI DEF_RPM_MAX 3400 DEF_FUEL_TIME_MAX 1800 DEF_POWER_REDUCTION_SCALE 50 //** can be a % from 0-100 0 for no reduction 100 for %100 reduction DEF_PUMP_TPS_MAXMAP_POINT 100 // can be 1 - 100 DEF_PUMP_TPS_MAPSCALE_MIN 10 // can be 0 - 100 DEF_POWER_SCALE0 101 DEF_POWER_SCALE1 103 DEF_POWER_SCALE2 105 DEF_POWER_SCALE3 107 DEF_POWER_SCALE4 110 DEF_POWER_SCALE5 113 DEF_POWER_SCALE6 116 DEF_POWER_SCALE7 119 DEF_POWER_SCALE8 122 DEF_POWER_SCALE9 125 DEF_POWER_SCALE10 128 DEF_POWER_SCALE11 131 DEF_POWER_SCALE12 134 DEF_POWER_SCALE13 137 DEF_POWER_SCALE14 140 DEF_POWER_SCALE15 143 DEF_POWER_SCALE16 146 DEF_POWER_SCALE17 149 DEF_POWER_SCALE18 150 DEF_POWER_SCALE19 150 DEF_POWER_SCALE20 150 DEF_POWER_SCALE21 150 DEF_POWER_SCALE22 150 DEF_POWER_SCALE23 150

to be compatable with all trucks without extra cost and install requirements are you talking about lines ~69-83 ish?

what is yellow? -40 means coolant is over 204*. the ecm is not capable of reporting coolant hotter than that so it wraps around. sounds like you need a new map sensor, but high psi readings are not reliable via the oem sensor. it wasn't really designed for that, but once you hit 30 psi you are likely at max fuel so it doesn't really matter.

what line is what in your log?

how does it run on the default tune?