i just came back from meeting marco with smarty. he is coming out with his version of tuning the smarty.

 

did marco actually have anything to show you on the U.D.C. Tony? Their is a big thred about it on comp d but very little to no responses from marco or bob about it.

 

Ya how I get a hold of u so we can talk bout it more seems like alot to learn , but havnt read any complaints bout the efilive

 

Here is the explanation


http://madselectronics.com/downloadf...DCSoftware.pdf

 

davis i tried to text you today after i got your voicemail, did i get the number wrong?

 

marco give me a flash drive to practice with. he showed me on his computer his normal tune and how easy it was too go on each side of that. many things you can change. it looks easy because your base line is always there. i havnt look much at it yet.

 

i downloaded the demo off the site, it is fairly simple that is true, but my biggest issue with it is it all works off of calc load...i dont tune off of load...i try to think of everything in a mechanical way, so i relate the efi tables to the different aspects of a mechanical pump, except for duration/pulsewidth and rail pressure since those cant be easily changed in a mechanical pump.

so lets take a look at one of the "limiters" that he's talking about that is in the "base" tune that cant be changed, unless it can in the "pro" version of the UDC



in this table you have fuel delivered based off of rpm and manifold pressure, so basicly this is your AFC if it was a mechanical pump. from what i've seen that they do to this table i would compair it to taking the AFC foot out and taking the fuel plate out.....kinda hard to "tune" a 12v when its missin those 2 parts isnt it

thats just one table but the other relative tables or "limiters" are all done the same way, just pretty much maxed out

dont get me wrong here and i didnt mean to get on a soap box, the UDC will be a great improvment for the current smarty users no doubt at all, but efi lets you decide what tables are relivant to your needs and gives the end user more options