Wanted to see if any tuning gurus can chime in and give me some ideas on what might be going on with this tune. Was tuning a bolt-on's C5 FRC on a MAF tune, but he had a special request to give it more "burble" during decel, aka the "burble tune". I'm familiar with the combustion dynamics to make this work:
1. Extra fueling during decel (or at least some fueling during decel)
2. Significant timing retard from what's considered optimal during decel.
For point#1, I wanted to achieve this with the Dynamic (VE) map in areas of vacuum (15-20kpa rows), by putting about 50% extra fuel. However, because it's a MAF tune, seems like it's not fueling due to the dynamic disable above that the disable RPM. Wanted to know if there might be a fueling workaround for the VE table if on a MAF tune. PS, I had DFCO off when doing the testing.
For point#2, and this is the one I find really odd, I modified from the spark advance tables (HO and LO) the first two spark rows (which from the data logs is where decel occurs) from 30-34 degrees advance I brought it down to 5-10 degrees. Despite commanding this, the data logs still showed 30+ degrees advance during high rpm decel. During decel, it wasn't until maybe RPMs reached around 2000-2500 or so that finally I could see timing retard to 10deg which at that point you could here the burble. I'm wondering what other behind the scenes tables might be preventing the commanded spark of 5-10 from occurring. I don't think it's data interpolation on the spark tables either because I made sure that first two rows were changed to equal values.
Appreciate the help.