A quick and easy way to street tune your CSL conversion for drivability.

[Pavlo]

Ooooohhhh. Very nice.

Is there a way to also fine tune the cold table? That's where my car really need improvement.

There sure is: same process but set a filter in MegalogViewer to 70C engine temp, that’s when it switches. The entire table is also scaled differently, so there is a bit of work to do there with the layout. I kind of wish the standard corrections just did this instead of an entire VE table, but it is what it is.

[SliM3]

What conversion factor are you using for aq_rel?

[Bry5on]

Thank you!

The hyper links in the video don’t seem to work, they’ve been cut off and augmented with ‘…’ - can you post the links here as well please?

Edit: maybe seems like a dumb question but can you also include your method for disabling long term fuel trims so the setup is identical?

[Obioban]

Ooooohhhh. Very nice.

Is there a way to also fine tune the cold table? That's where my car really need improvement.

[Pavlo]

I've told someone on this forum before that I'll show how I merge Lambda Integrator/AFR data logs with the VE table to semi-automate tuning. I finally got to doing this.

I usually use MATLAB, but it is a bit of a niche software so I made spreadsheet and a video for you all. Link for the spreadsheet and the configuration file for MegalogViewer are in the video description.

The main idea is to use average Lambda Integrator values and multiply them into the VE table. It never overshoots just because of how integrator is calculated and took me about 5 good drives to go from trash to a pretty nice tune. You will need a wideband for the wide open bits when you go into open loop, but thats honestly the easiest part of tuning. I got tired of people claiming that a few wide open pulls on a dyno is a tune, but I do realize its also unrealistic to expect OE level refinement from a person and his laptop while you pay him $500.
Be careful to not data log when your engine is cold (you have a separate table for cold). I disabled long term fuel trims as speed density doesn't really care about air leaks in the system, but still periodically check to make sure everything is happy.

Hope it makes sense, if it doesn't I'll do my best to explain better. I may try and do a macro in the future to really automate it, but if you got this far with your CSL tune, you got it.

https://youtu.be/V6nvetZfuy8?si=EDLbYT2QZTPkxS5F

https://docs.google.com/file/d/1NiMCiA2VQ_EYIS6i_QZ13gksjLwfPK-O/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msexcel

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1isO7rw4WOJe5gc5ykPRTjmLipNVMbHyR/view?usp=drivesdk