QUOTE(K3nnYkl82 @ Feb 21 2014, 04:32 PM)
u dun get what i mean ..
im telling u .. ur feeling is wrong .. because the ori map LAGS .. hence u tekan jo it wont go up immediate .. but when it goes .. it like sudden jump coz its not IMMEDIATE ..
im telling u .. after remap .. the feeling is almost immediate response jo .. thats why ur LEG will tekan accordingly .. not like previously .. tekan jo .. tala effect .. tekan more .. so it suddenly jump ..
thats why i ask u put back ori map try .. then u blame on the mivec settings ..
by saying ori map is more rev frenly but no power ... remap jo more power but not rev frenly .. is like telling ppl .. i put sugar the coffee feel sour .. i put salt the coffee felt sweet ...
u get wat i mean bo ?
and we did testing on mivec before d .. last time when we are on the very early stage of mapping.. changing the mivec setting u wont feel anything .. almost nothing .. its more like for the FC stuff .. not power or response.. and the mivec setting i gave was a slightly touch up 2008 (jay most loved) lancer GT original mivec setting ..
So your coffee still taste bitter after putting salt ma ?
well i did mentioned it *could* be butt dyno la...
because i tekan jor, jump faster than current map, then 4k rpm LAGI jump lol...
on the dyno machine, on low gear (during calibration) the torque went over 200++ rofl
iinm it went as high as 240 or so, dunno cock eye or what la.
so it was pretty fun being pushed into the seat while now can't get it jor, hence a bit anal on the subject la which i apologize again/in advance
i'm inclined towards (or blaming) on the mivec settings because advancing the ignition timing/leaning the afr slightly (as you've shown me) would only mean positive results and should not affect the engine characteristics much. and the only thing left seems to be mivec timing which makes sense considering minimum 4 basic modes (again based on the timing mappings etc)
i'm not sure if the ultra light viscosity EO would make the MIVEC characteristics more apparent since it's also using oil pressure to control the rotors and what not right? so maybe as the oil moves faster, the changing of mivec timing (eg: different engine speed/load) is more apparent which could be what i experienced (on stock) and experiencing on remapped?
have there been anyone using ultra light viscosity before me and played with the mivec timing mappings?
again, i could be very wrong in this since i am really new in this while you folks have many years of experience ahead of me however i still firmly believe things can be further improved (or rather, tailored to my preference) and i am willing to bear with the consequences it may hold (eg: piss poor FC i am getting prior to remap) since i do not drive the car daily lol (as mentioned, it just sits at home until night job/weekend and just let stray cats paint cat paw car decals all over it only

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and yes i fully understand your analogy here which also puts me in a difficult position to explain la

btw you coming TT mou? if you got we can exchange salty coffee la

(i'll be a bit late la, maybe 1-2 am? what's the latest hours you can stay up till?)