Do we think theres some confusion here over maps and calibrations i.e. the fact that a calibration can contain numerous maps and numerous maps for a single function i.e. boost control?
You call me an idiot, then argue my case. Well done. Have a star. :star:
I think you've got the two sides of it mixed up - what you mean is a map is good or bad, then you're correct in the second half in that a map is right or wrong for a given situation. If as Icarus said you run two different fuels then surely you've got two 'good' maps but can run on the 'wrong' one but it isn't a 'crap' map or done by a [word filtered]!
Mike your winding them up that's why!! No need to talk race cars, rally car, bloody flying cars - on the road you fit parts - map the car according too all the requirements- done, sure you can tinker with the map profile but that's just down to preference - as Craig & Dan are saying on a ground level basis the car is either mapped correctly, or not.
Mike, you'll never be told you're wrong, so this thread is sadly just spam.
Maybe I should go and worship the iPhone and stick Turinis on the Vee. Seems to be all you're allowed to do on here now!
Or just tell everyone their wrong because you cant understand it.
Do they do a turini in Vee fitment?
Actually, when someone came in and explained it I thanked them for their help. I can click the report button all night long if you want to continue abusing me for asking questions!
you have looked like a numpty as even to me, who knows nothing about mapping, you look like you have no clue about what you are going on about.
Pot kettle black, brother. Click away son, I'm sure you have a platinum plated mouse button just for it.
And TBH on a car forum it's a refreshing change for someone to be stupid with regards to a technical aspect than to be stupid about what modifications they should declare!
i don't think anyone is disputing your stupidity, it is just your general forum manners. they suck tbh. you come across very rude. that's all.
I agree with you. I'm no mapping engineer, you rely on experts for the information on how this works/how its done - in this case there are a few of them floating around in here - listen to them, don't just dismiss them and we can all learn in a top discussion - something that is all to infrequent around here.
sending you an Xmas card just for that ROFL moment :lolup::lolup::lolup::lolup:
ah tech debates.
Multiple switchable maps is one of the strongest marketing points for emerald. If I were developing a system, I would put it in, not because I thought it necessary, but because people like the idea.
I confess I like the idea and the potential for extra freedom.
Mike are you on Facebook?
Im definately using it on my Astra turbo demo car----400bhp for me, 200bhp for the missus!!!
Im definately using it on my Astra turbo demo car----400bhp for me, 200bhp for the missus!!!
and correct me if i'm wrong, an insurance work around....... hear me out
Low boost map -> insure @ that bhp
Technically your insured until you flick the switch, which is effectively an extra modification.
Agreed, a grey area, but a nice thought.
and correct me if i'm wrong, an insurance work around....... hear me out
Low boost map -> insure @ that bhp
Technically your insured until you flick the switch, which is effectively an extra modification.
Agreed, a grey area, but a nice thought.
Yeah i guess...i never put much thought to insurance with my cars tbh!!!
ah tech debates.
Multiple switchable maps is one of the strongest marketing points for emerald. If I were developing a system, I would put it in, not because I thought it necessary, but because people like the idea.
I confess I like the idea and the potential for extra freedom.
hi 5 for trade policys
I'm thinking of the motorsport stuff... Enter at a given bhp/ton class, flick the switch, flick it back!
"No, sir, it's always been that quick - must be the torque!"
When you actualy sit down and discuss why people think they need multiple maps it nearly always comes down to they want to run less boost or they want to deaded off the throttle response, both of which can be achieved with a single calibration!
had this discussion with Mark about 16 months ago when i did his cambelt loves the marketing TBH
Much better I feel to enable multiple boost and/or timing maps within a single calibration and just have a clicky rotary pot to select what map within the cal you want to run!
f**k, this has taken off a little.....
Whats the car standing like now last time i seen pics of it was just before/after FCS i know youve got the cage now but what else have a missed ??
Just the cage since then pal... new dash soon
Will have to get down and see this thing at some point, or get in touch with you at FCS this year if i head down !