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OzRex08
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 2:29 am |
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Hi Guys, great thread! First post, and completely new to tuning. I picked up my first WRX MY08 about three weeks ago and have been looking forward to learning more about it's potential. I've flashed Helix's July11b Stage 1 map, and it appears to have more power over a broader range, which is great! I also copied in my own MAF sensor scaling table. I did a 3rd gear pull WOT, and logged it. I was wondering if someone might be able to have a look at the log? There are now some high negative numbers in A/F Learning #1, and boost seems pretty high (1.96bar/28psi? @ 2300rpm). My car is completely stock (even air filter), running 98 Octane fuel. I live and drive about 600m above sea level and it's below 15C here most days at the moment. Thanks. 
_________________ MY08 WRX: 2012 EJ255 Engine, VF52, Ultrex TBE, K&N Filter.
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throttlehappy
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Thu Jul 02, 2015 1:32 pm |
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Joined: Sat Feb 12, 2011 11:27 pm Posts: 2032 Location: Northern NSW
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OzRex08 wrote: Hi Guys, great thread! First post, and completely new to tuning. I picked up my first WRX MY08 about three weeks ago and have been looking forward to learning more about it's potential. I've flashed Helix's July11b Stage 1 map, and it appears to have more power over a broader range, which is great! I also copied in my own MAF sensor scaling table. I did a 3rd gear pull WOT, and logged it. I was wondering if someone might be able to have a look at the log? There are now some high negative numbers in A/F Learning #1, and boost seems pretty high (1.96bar/28psi? @ 2300rpm). My car is completely stock (even air filter), running 98 Octane fuel. I live and drive about 600m above sea level and it's below 15C here most days at the moment. Thanks.  Boost is absolute so 1.96 is about 14psi ambient
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 7:54 pm |
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OzRex08 wrote: Hi Guys, great thread! First post, and completely new to tuning. I picked up my first WRX MY08 about three weeks ago and have been looking forward to learning more about it's potential. I've flashed Helix's July11b Stage 1 map, and it appears to have more power over a broader range, which is great! I also copied in my own MAF sensor scaling table. I did a 3rd gear pull WOT, and logged it. I was wondering if someone might be able to have a look at the log? There are now some high negative numbers in A/F Learning #1, and boost seems pretty high (1.96bar/28psi? @ 2300rpm). My car is completely stock (even air filter), running 98 Octane fuel. I live and drive about 600m above sea level and it's below 15C here most days at the moment. Thanks.  Your log is quite hard to read when graphing, as there are lots of rows missing? ie rpm jumps from 2498 to 2917 over one row. Have you removed some? If not then reduce the number of columns that you are logging, ie IAM, Injector DC to get better resolution.
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 3:11 pm |
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helix wrote: Yeah on the stock turbo that Wastegate setup should be fine, what boost are you running at 6000Rpm with that setup? Thanks, the last version of my stage 2 was rock solid, i really liked driving on that tune. When i have time i'll fine tune it with some stuff i have learned since then and post the new version. Good to see some people liking the tune.  Try this one out i have changed the AVCS and raised boost a little and a few other minor tweaks. Attachment: The attachment HCT_OCT12a_Stage2.hex is no longer available was just wondering what can hold a TD04 back from making boost? I'm having difficulty exceed 16 psi on a stage 2 08 WRX (cobb intake + invidia catted turboback) with this map. Previously I have had success in hitting 17.5 psi with only 60-65% WGDC% on 06-07 wrx. In attached log i'm only hitting 15.7 psi with higher WGDC. I'm wondering if there is something in turbo dynamics that can be tweaked?
_________________ PicklerTune: Raiding ROMs since apple was turned into pie 2013 Legacy 3.6R SOLD :( 2010 Evolution X MR ECUFlashed
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Artizle
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2015 4:25 am |
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pickler wrote: helix wrote: Yeah on the stock turbo that Wastegate setup should be fine, what boost are you running at 6000Rpm with that setup? Thanks, the last version of my stage 2 was rock solid, i really liked driving on that tune. When i have time i'll fine tune it with some stuff i have learned since then and post the new version. Good to see some people liking the tune.  Try this one out i have changed the AVCS and raised boost a little and a few other minor tweaks. Attachment: HCT_OCT12a_Stage2.hex was just wondering what can hold a TD04 back from making boost? I'm having difficulty exceed 16 psi on a stage 2 08 WRX (cobb intake + invidia catted turboback) with this map. Previously I have had success in hitting 17.5 psi with only 60-65% WGDC% on 06-07 wrx. In attached log i'm only hitting 15.7 psi with higher WGDC. I'm wondering if there is something in turbo dynamics that can be tweaked? I experienced the same when I tuned an 08 wrx with an invidia catted down-pipe. He later came back for a retune with an invidia catless dp and wastegate duty had to be reduced dramatically. As far as I know that was the only thing changed that could have been a limiting factor, unless he messed with the wastegate arm and didn't tell me about it.
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Underbraker
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2016 9:33 am |
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Joined: Mon Jun 08, 2015 8:52 am Posts: 144
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Hey guys! Another noob with an 08 WRX here. First of all i'd like to thank helix for sharing his work here, it's been very helpful and i've been using it as a reference all the time! I've been messing around with my ECU for about half a year now, learning most of the stuff on here and through the Tuning Guide. (Awesome stuff!) My hardware is all stock, so i'm doing "stage 1" if i'm not mistaken. In essence i have tuned Timing, Boost, but almost no AFR yet, for 100 RON. Now, my question(s): Does anyone on here have long-term experience with stage 1? Broken anything? How hard is 1 bar of boost (15psi?) on the stock TD04? Thanks in advance!
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OzRex08
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 8:34 am |
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Underbraker wrote: Hey guys! Another noob with an 08 WRX here. First of all i'd like to thank helix for sharing his work here, it's been very helpful and i've been using it as a reference all the time! I've been messing around with my ECU for about half a year now, learning most of the stuff on here and through the Tuning Guide. (Awesome stuff!) My hardware is all stock, so i'm doing "stage 1" if i'm not mistaken. In essence i have tuned Timing, Boost, but almost no AFR yet, for 100 RON. Now, my question(s): Does anyone on here have long-term experience with stage 1? Broken anything? How hard is 1 bar of boost (15psi?) on the stock TD04? Thanks in advance! I don't have long term experience with Stage 1, since I swapped out my stock exhaust a few weeks after getting my MY08. However, I ran between 16-18psi on my TD04 for months and I recently checked the fins etc and there was very little play. To me, it seemed to handle it fine. Theoretically, it should handle up to 20psi easily according to the TD04-13T compressor map. So 15 should be fine. I recently had a problem with advancing timing too far, and I believe a knock sensor that was not reporting knock. Needless to say, my engine grenaded (cyl #4). When I took it apart, #4 piston was in half. I didn't have a Wideband, which may have saved the day. Hopefully you do. The up-side is that I've just dropped a 2012 WRX engine in, complete with IHI VF52. I'm using Helix's 1st Stage 3 map, and all seems well. I've been pretty gentle and haven't done any logging yet. I'm waiting on delivery of a Wideband, so will start logging/tuning after that. Good luck with your tuning.
_________________ MY08 WRX: 2012 EJ255 Engine, VF52, Ultrex TBE, K&N Filter.
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 10:12 am |
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Thanks for your response OzRex08! OzRex08 wrote: I recently had a problem with advancing timing too far, and I believe a knock sensor that was not reporting knock. Needless to say, my engine grenaded (cyl #4). When I took it apart, #4 piston was in half. Oh, well, that does sound worrying. As i think i have my timing pretty advanced as well. You didn't have knocks reported? OzRex08 wrote: I didn't have a Wideband, which may have saved the day. Hopefully you do. Unfortunately i don't. That's one of the main reasons i didn't do much to the AFR tables, hugely relying on a "no knock, no problem" strategy for boost and timing. Should i reconsider? OzRex08 wrote: The up-side is that I've just dropped a 2012 WRX engine in, complete with IHI VF52. I'm using Helix's 1st Stage 3 map, and all seems well. That does sound like an upgrade.  Have fun with your new machine!
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OzRex08
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2016 5:45 am |
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Underbraker wrote: Thanks for your response OzRex08! OzRex08 wrote: I recently had a problem with advancing timing too far, and I believe a knock sensor that was not reporting knock. Needless to say, my engine grenaded (cyl #4). When I took it apart, #4 piston was in half. Oh, well, that does sound worrying. As i think i have my timing pretty advanced as well. You didn't have knocks reported? OzRex08 wrote: I didn't have a Wideband, which may have saved the day. Hopefully you do. Unfortunately i don't. That's one of the main reasons i didn't do much to the AFR tables, hugely relying on a "no knock, no problem" strategy for boost and timing. Should i reconsider? That was the way I was treating it as well, no knock = no problem. But, that is not necessarily true as I found out!  I was expecting that the IAM would have been reduced if there was a problem, that did not happen... nor were there any CEL's. The only warning I had was a kind of "Ffft, ffft, ffft" sound with some loss of power, then bang! If I had my time again, I would have kept the timings found in Helix's maps... Unfortunately, I decided to try an XPT-derived map that was given to me. The timing must have been taken from an STI - too much. Cheers
_________________ MY08 WRX: 2012 EJ255 Engine, VF52, Ultrex TBE, K&N Filter.
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2016 7:42 am |
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OzRex08 wrote: That was the way I was treating it as well, no knock = no problem. But, that is not necessarily true as I found out!  I was expecting that the IAM would have been reduced if there was a problem, that did not happen... nor were there any CEL's. Did you monitor your FBKC and FLKC values? I did have some pretty large corrections there at times (-4.22 FLKC in some cells, see LVs attached, and as high as -8 FBKC occasionally), without the IAM ever doing anything. Actually, i've never seen IAM go down at all. Yet. Attachment:
File comment: Much FLKC, no IAM
LV_20150912_1603.jpg [ 20.82 KiB | Viewed 4033 times ]
I believe IAM only drops if there is continuous knock over a broader rpm/load range, simply speaking. Not necessarily if there is huge knock in some isolated areas, as it's been the case for me. I've tuned those out continuously, so i'm now in a state where i only have occasional -1.4 FBKC mostly on throttle-lift or at low loads, and no FLKC. So i hoped i would be pretty safe. 
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 8:00 pm |
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Hello, nice to meet you all!
I own a JDM 2008 Subaru S-GT 4EAT (which is same us USDM WRX but with 250BHP stock).
The car is bone stock except the HKS panel filter, here is my log data.
Please kindly take a look and make some comment, thanks!
oh, one more thing, according from my data log am i getting 15psi boost?
Thanks in advance Steven
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2016 9:15 am |
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Welcome Steven! I've had a look at your logs, but i can't really give helpful feedback as your car is quite different from 2008 WRXes. We've got different engines (2.5L vs. 2.0L), besides a possibly different turbocharger, and the gearbox. I can see you don't seem to have knock in that pull, which is good. Considering the smaller displacement in your engine, and assuming a similar turbocharger, it makes sense to me that you're able to reach higher boost in stock form. You have to actually, to get more power out of a smaller engine. So, nothing really useful to add here. Maybe some others have experience with S-GTs, but to find those people, it could make sense to open your own thread for this, because imho it's a different kind of beast. Have fun! 
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2016 7:52 pm |
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Underbraker wrote: Welcome Steven! I've had a look at your logs, but i can't really give helpful feedback as your car is quite different from 2008 WRXes. We've got different engines (2.5L vs. 2.0L), besides a possibly different turbocharger, and the gearbox. I can see you don't seem to have knock in that pull, which is good. Considering the smaller displacement in your engine, and assuming a similar turbocharger, it makes sense to me that you're able to reach higher boost in stock form. You have to actually, to get more power out of a smaller engine. So, nothing really useful to add here. Maybe some others have experience with S-GTs, but to find those people, it could make sense to open your own thread for this, because imho it's a different kind of beast. Hi Underbraker, Nice to meet you, i think in JDM subaru SGT is using a vf47 turbo as stock. I'm totally new with this, mind to tell me am i running peak boost at 15psi or lower? Thanks in advance. Steven Have fun! 
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2016 7:34 am |
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Well, i remember your Mainfold Relative Pressure peaking somewhere at 16.5 psi or so at high revs. What's it supposed to have?
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stevensgt
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Post subject: Re: MY08 WRX Stock Maps And Tuned Maps Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2016 4:43 pm |
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Underbraker wrote: Well, i remember your Mainfold Relative Pressure peaking somewhere at 16.5 psi or so at high revs. What's it supposed to have? I just flash to stage 1 with target boost of 17psi. I did another data log today, i wonder am i have any knock? Please see attached file and thanks in advance
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