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Evening all. I've had myself reading most of the day, on different sites about tuning. Anyway I've been looking into the different ways of how you develop a tune on your ecu by way of speed density (map sensor input for the laymen) or alpha n (TPS vs engine speed). I started looking over my emanage software and trying to build my understanding of the various maps, what they do, what options etc.

I was looking over the injector maps and the drop down menus, you can select TPS,airflow pressure, greddy pressure sensor, relative pressure and absolute. So from what I was reading today and my limited understanding can someone confirm the scale and graph I am looking at here is effectively alpha n. Image below.

The only benefits I see of using one over the other are when a small throttle change creates a huge air volume change that would cause the map sensor a head ache, such as itbs, so setting a duty cycle value against small throttle positions enables you to rough out a map without the map sensor?

Another thing I've just thought of is the greddy pressure sensor selection shows volts against engine speed, how do you convert this to a known pressure ?

Thanks again

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