New MazdaManiac BASE Calibrations
#609
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Patience is a virtue we should all have.
When the new engine comes, hopefully soon, I was thinking of changing ignition setups. While I do not have problems with the Mazsport, I don't like the complexity of the install. The BHR setup is simplicity - and I like that. Will changing the setup alter the dyno tune map adjustments you made for me last weekend?
When the new engine comes, hopefully soon, I was thinking of changing ignition setups. While I do not have problems with the Mazsport, I don't like the complexity of the install. The BHR setup is simplicity - and I like that. Will changing the setup alter the dyno tune map adjustments you made for me last weekend?
#613
Jeff i'm in the same boat as 05rx8mazda. I sent out my email and logs but have not recieved the automated RECEIVED email yet. The email was sent yesterday morning, 19 jan at 0915 hrs. I'm just checking to see if you got it. I will wait till tomorrow afternoon to resend unless you state otherwise.
thanks for everything so far btw.
thanks for everything so far btw.
#615
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yesterday was a holiday so I would say give Jeff another 48 hours to send back the "received" email. I would think just resending the email to him would only clog up his inbox even more.
#617
You have no idea how many companies I called yesterday and never got an answer only to find out that it was a holiday. I was on the verge of pulling my hair out and today seems to be more of the same for me
#620
Ladies and germs -
Please take a look at post #1 again.
It is very helpful if you attach (along with your logs) a copy of the current calibration that you are running.
It makes my record keeping much easier and the calibration process much faster.
(Otherwise, I have to go back to the last e-mail I sent and acquire the attachment, which means more clerical work and less AFR fondling.)
Please take a look at post #1 again.
It is very helpful if you attach (along with your logs) a copy of the current calibration that you are running.
It makes my record keeping much easier and the calibration process much faster.
(Otherwise, I have to go back to the last e-mail I sent and acquire the attachment, which means more clerical work and less AFR fondling.)
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Hey Jeff,
I know you told me I could wait until spring time to get my maps done, but it's warm enough now (-7C), to at least get the base line map done, but it'll be too cold in a few days to do any performance data logging.
Let me know if you'd just like me to wait longer, I don't mind, esp if i'd only be able to get a baseline done/
I know you told me I could wait until spring time to get my maps done, but it's warm enough now (-7C), to at least get the base line map done, but it'll be too cold in a few days to do any performance data logging.
Let me know if you'd just like me to wait longer, I don't mind, esp if i'd only be able to get a baseline done/
#623
Ladies and germs -
Please take a look at post #1 again.
It is very helpful if you attach (along with your logs) a copy of the current calibration that you are running.
It makes my record keeping much easier and the calibration process much faster.
(Otherwise, I have to go back to the last e-mail I sent and acquire the attachment, which means more clerical work and less AFR fondling.)
Please take a look at post #1 again.
It is very helpful if you attach (along with your logs) a copy of the current calibration that you are running.
It makes my record keeping much easier and the calibration process much faster.
(Otherwise, I have to go back to the last e-mail I sent and acquire the attachment, which means more clerical work and less AFR fondling.)
sorry about that!
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