#84
28-11-06, 14:28
Hello everyone.
I have just been re-mapping my Q4 and after a lot of trouble exceeding the maximum boost limit I studied the original settings and found a very steep decrese of allowable boost pressure from 3600 to 4000 rpm and a further decrease 4000-4400 rpm and then a small decrease to the final value at 4800 rpm. In the same speed range the boost duty cycle is only slightly decreased and logically the margin to the boost limit must be very small at the end.
3600 / 4000 / 4400 / 4800 rpm
1.49 / 0.96 / 0.86 / 0.80 bar
So, suddenly it was quite obvious why I experienced fuel cut of around 4500 rpm when running uphill at full throttle with standard turbo&chip when boost is kept at 0.86 bar at 4500 rpm and stabilised at 0.8 bar for the rest of the speed range.
So, have any one else experienced similar problems with standard chip?
I have just been re-mapping my Q4 and after a lot of trouble exceeding the maximum boost limit I studied the original settings and found a very steep decrese of allowable boost pressure from 3600 to 4000 rpm and a further decrease 4000-4400 rpm and then a small decrease to the final value at 4800 rpm. In the same speed range the boost duty cycle is only slightly decreased and logically the margin to the boost limit must be very small at the end.
3600 / 4000 / 4400 / 4800 rpm
1.49 / 0.96 / 0.86 / 0.80 bar
So, suddenly it was quite obvious why I experienced fuel cut of around 4500 rpm when running uphill at full throttle with standard turbo&chip when boost is kept at 0.86 bar at 4500 rpm and stabilised at 0.8 bar for the rest of the speed range.
So, have any one else experienced similar problems with standard chip?