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Typical MAF readings and boost pressure for standard CR170 ?

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Possibly. Possibly not. Awful lot of traffic light Grand Prix tonight. I'll have a go at graphing it at the weekend to see if these are just instantaneous values or sustained (the phone was in the glove box to avoid me being distracted by it)

Cheers.

 

I think that figure must be erroneous.

In high enough gears, it takes long enough to progress through the rev range at WOT that I can afford a few glances at the MAF reading. Beyond say, 4000rpm I can see the value slowly reaches a peak of ~145 g/s and then slowly starts to tail off towards 5000rpm.

A MAF reading of 237g/s is so wayyyyyyyy out, I can only assume it's an anomaly...

 

I need to have a play with Torque's graphing too, not tried it yet, only done that with VCDS before.

You're absolutely right.

The recorded level is spiking when I turn off.

I've just recorded 153.1 peak on a longish journey, and it's spiked at 237.5 as I turned out off whilst sat still in Tesco's car park.

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Did a bit more logging yesterday and today, just wanted to remind myself of a few typical readings before my remap arrives.

 

And strangely, I can now get my MAF readings to peak around 152-153 g/s, which is now pretty similar to yours Gyp. Not sure why I was consistently in the mid 140s before.

Not sure, however as I didn't opt for the remap in the end, I'm happy to be the control.

Can you log save a log with this app like you can with dash command?

If you can then you can make pretty graphs :)

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