VE Tables???
I understand from someone who tried to open it with MS Works rather than an actual copy of Excel that the password protection seems to prevent it from opening.
MS Works comes with a spreadsheet that works just like MS Excell tough. So I am going to do my own from chicken scratch.
** I tried everything and MS wont open the Excell sheet you sent me. Thank you anyways. That was nice of you.
Marvin
Originally posted by anaik
Injected SS,
You are unbelievable, Fred, who has forgetten more about LT1's than you'll ever know advises you, and you bad mouth him.
Injected SS,
You are unbelievable, Fred, who has forgetten more about LT1's than you'll ever know advises you, and you bad mouth him.
He just didn't answer my question like I needed it answered like TriPinTaZ and DanK answered it! Nothing wrong with that.. Fred's answer was fine. We all respect his knowledge, sometimes he just get's carried away that's all.. Not like we hate him or bad mouth him for it... Your obviously just trying to nut swing
I respect Fred and what he has to say.. He and only a handful of other people are the only people that I will even consider taking advice from on here... As far as "knows more about LT1's than I will ever know"
What an ignorant statment. You don't know me. When you start pulling times like MINE then maybe I will take your words into consideration... Cause I obviously must know SOMETHING 
Until then keep being the little bitch a$$ nutswinging troll that you are
Originally posted by rskrause
It seems to me that insults don't contribute to a useful discussion. Can't we all get along?
Rich Krause
It seems to me that insults don't contribute to a useful discussion. Can't we all get along?
Rich Krause
Im not gonna sit and listen to some little nut swinger try to talk crap to me like that. Always some little troll that's gotta say something ignorant
This whole thread is just another example of the reason I'm about to leave this board, and limit my posts to Advanced Tech. As a minimum, there are people whose posts I totally ignore, because it seems like no matter how hard you try to help them, they find fault with it.
Injuneer.....I have a question!
I'm trying to follow your first reply to this post... one out of the only two or three that was useful too, BTW...
You said to divide the displacement (in ft^3) of the engine by 2, and multiply that by the RPM, and this will give you CFM.
Writing this out on paper, I have
ft^3 x rev = ft^3 x rev
2........min..........2 x min
(Excuse all those "....."'s ... I needed that so the fractions would line up.)
What am I missing here?
I figured it out.... i forgot another part, theres 1 intake stroke for every 2 rev's of the crank. So, you multiply the above equation by 1/2, which equals the formula already stated... I did it again, I answered my own question... shoulda thought it out more sorry for thinking out loud.
I'm trying to follow your first reply to this post... one out of the only two or three that was useful too, BTW...
You said to divide the displacement (in ft^3) of the engine by 2, and multiply that by the RPM, and this will give you CFM.
Writing this out on paper, I have
ft^3 x rev = ft^3 x rev
2........min..........2 x min
(Excuse all those "....."'s ... I needed that so the fractions would line up.)
What am I missing here?
I figured it out.... i forgot another part, theres 1 intake stroke for every 2 rev's of the crank. So, you multiply the above equation by 1/2, which equals the formula already stated... I did it again, I answered my own question... shoulda thought it out more sorry for thinking out loud.
Last edited by ablackcamaro; Jan 14, 2004 at 10:39 PM.
because it seems like no matter how hard you try to help them, they find fault with it.
I am serious, I know what Fred is saying.
Marvin
Last edited by MentalCaseOne; Jan 15, 2004 at 08:17 AM.
Originally posted by TriPinTaZ
YES, at WOT the VE tables AND the PE tables are both used.
if your MAF is disabled then your cars PCM relies directly on your VE TABLES for fuel. When the car enters PE mode at WOT the number in the PE table is the % fuel increase/decrease from what the VE table says.
In speed density mode the PCM will not ignore VE tables at WOT, it just adds/subtracts the % of fuel that is in the PE table FROM the VE table.
The only issue with Speed Density is tuning it for part throttle driving, it takes alot of time and effort to get it right and when the weather changes ( humidity/temp ) the PCM will not compensate like a car with a MAF would. So you might find you need to make a few different tunes when you go to the track based on the weather to get the most out of your car.
YES, at WOT the VE tables AND the PE tables are both used.
if your MAF is disabled then your cars PCM relies directly on your VE TABLES for fuel. When the car enters PE mode at WOT the number in the PE table is the % fuel increase/decrease from what the VE table says.
In speed density mode the PCM will not ignore VE tables at WOT, it just adds/subtracts the % of fuel that is in the PE table FROM the VE table.
The only issue with Speed Density is tuning it for part throttle driving, it takes alot of time and effort to get it right and when the weather changes ( humidity/temp ) the PCM will not compensate like a car with a MAF would. So you might find you need to make a few different tunes when you go to the track based on the weather to get the most out of your car.
Last edited by arnie; Jan 19, 2004 at 06:26 PM.
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