I had my car wideband tuned with ubderdata for the loggest time. A few months ago I switched over to crome and filled in the parameters for my car and it generated a fuel map. I was amazed when i finally put it on the wideband to how good of a map it really is. I'm not going to change a single cell on the generated map. I'm just amazed at crome right now! My goal is 11:1 AFR since the louisiana summer heat will raise the AFR quite a bit from night to day. I used techedge 2 for logging and some software I wrote to read the csv logs.

Here are some pics




This shows you when i build boost vs rpm, the higher the number the more times data was enter in that cell




So this is a big thumbs up to crome!


Nick

 

hey whats up what are you using to log this . Im using crome pro right now and i need somthing to graph out my logs like that . Im in Louisiana Also

 

what type of wideband do you have? are the logs in CSV? i wrote the software, because I could find any software that did what I wanted.

 

can u make one for plx?

 

im using the innovate LC-1 . I can program the outs to anything i want voltage afr relationship

 

are you using a stock honda map sensor?

 

What makes this program any different than freelog?

 

yeha stock map sensor

 

I'll post up a version this weekend. I want to make a few changes. You shouldnt have any problems using it. I think i'm going to be lazy and just make it compatible with honda maps. I wrote this program 2 years ago, but lost interest after I was done tuning my car. I figure the same will happen again.

Nick

 

AEM 5 bar map sensor

 

i made the software now where you can use any linear map sensor. But you have to know the specs on the sensor.

 

Freelog is already out there. I can see using a piece of software you had and just making a few changes to suit your needs, but freelog is pretty complete at this point. I can't see why anyone wouldn't use it if they needed a free datalogging software compatible with Crome.....