
Originally Posted by
The_Jerbel
The meth controller isn't an on/off switch, it's a progressive increase.
I know it isn't but it acts as one in k03 car application.
Let's take awd2ks4 example.
His controller settings are: START @ 5psi and FULL BLAST @11psi
Now let's take a look at his boost curve, he has 5 psi @ 2000 rpms and fraction of the second later he is already boosting over 11 psi @ 2500 rpms.
As a result he is spaying @ FULL BLAST from 2500 rpms all the way to the redline, now you tell me which part of that is progressive?
Essentially his controller really acts as an on/off switch, working in progressive mode only for a fraction of the second from 2000 to 2500 rpms.
I really think to set this up properly one would need to run the meth controller using the MAF signal which is linear and progressive in nature across the rpm range so you can inject x amount of meth for x grams/s of air your engine is using.
After all fuel injected is diretly proportional to the MAF readings during the WOT(open loop):
The B5 S4's Bosch Motronic ME7.1 ECU uses a mass air flow based fuel injection system. During open loop (for example, during engine warm-up and wide open throttle) operation, the MAF tells the ECU how much fuel to deliver to keep the air fuel ratio at the desired level. Generally, open loop fuel ratios are not stoichiometric, so narrow band O2 sensors can not be used for this. Thus, for proper functioning, MAF readings are critical for proper open loop behavior; there is no way for ME7.1 to detect if the fueling is off.
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