advance tq. management is killing me. can anybody look at my logs and help?

[06blackgto]

Ok, I made some changes to my tranny pressure to make the shifts firmer. I have them right where I like them. But Im getting adv. tq. management pulling out alot of timing during shifts. sometimes It pulls it all out. and even during normal driving it will pull it out. If someone can look at my 2 logs. one is a wot blast and the next one is a quick little city cruise and it's still pulling out timing during that. If anybody can help I would appreciate it and what would be the best way to lean out my topend? Im still running pretty rich up top.Thanks.

[schpenxel]

Post tune too.

[06blackgto]

here you go. thanks.

[06blackgto]

something is going on. The idle is great and transition is great. but as soon as I touch the throttle at idle the throttle raises to around 1500 rpms and stays there. This is my main problem right now. I can't figure this one out...

[schpenxel]

Min airflow too high? Haven't looked at log, so just a guess.

Log idle base advance

and

idle adapt advance

[06blackgto]

That was it. thank you very much, I owe you a beer. I lowered it down .400 car seems dead on the money now at idle, no dipping.
the timing seems irratic swinging at idle and adaptive idle seems to be moving fast. but idling is much better.

[schpenxel]

There are some tables in there somewhere, under spark I think, that control how much the timing is changed based on how far the actual RPM is from where the computer wants it to be (i.e. RPM error).

You might try lowering those tables and see what happens. There are like 6 tables. Maybe cut them all in half and see what happens?

[06blackgto]

Will do, should I worry about the tq. Management pulling out sometimes all timing during shifts? And thank you alot. The car drives so much better.

[mowton]

Its in Tranny tune, Torque Management. Put shift torque factor and Cold Mult back to stock. set shift torque factor adder 1-2 through 5-6 to 1.0. Set Adder Modifier to values from -1.0 (no torque management) to 0 (100% torque management) depending on your needs.

Ed M

[06blackgto]

Thanks ed. I'll do that. Have a great weekend guys.

[schpenxel]

Good to know Ed!