ECMlink Extending SD table

[jery1234]

Like the title says is the any way to extend SD table?

I'm at 49-50 psi of boost and I have reached the bottom if SD table at 39 psi. It was ok at 42 psi, but now I need to add some fuel, just not enough SD table.

How do I do that?

The car is a 95 Eagle Talon 2.3 auto, Mahle pistons 10.5 CR, Eagle rods, 900cc 2 nozzle pure meth injection, PTE 6266 gen2 t3 0.82 turbo, Injector Dynamics 2000cc, HKS 272 cams, Aero 340/Bosch 044 fuel pumps, fully ported head 1mm over valves, Kiggly springs, Magnus intec, FMIC, S90 70 mm TB, full3 inch exhaust (SD GM IAT, AEM 5 bar MAP) (94 octane fuel with Evo 8 Ralliart map boosting 49 psi)

 

[talontd92tsi]

You simply may be at the limits of what ECMLink can provide. I would contact Tom or Dave to see what their take on the situation is.

 

[snowborder714]

You cannot extend the SD table and I don't believe they have plans to extend it (even if it's possible, which I'm unsure).

Does the tune go way out of whack at the upper boost levels? It should keep using whatever adjustments are in the bottom row of the table once you go past that limit.

 

[jery1234]

Thanks guys i just went back to 42 psi . I like to have a control over my tune . I would go aem or haltech but non of them is capable controlling tcu .

 

[Seamus]

You need to look I into running f.a.s.t. efi. Their higher end systems offer transmission control. They are very powerful and capable systems too. Link is a better product than I could have ever imagined given what those guys had to work with, but a serious race effort like your cod definatly benefit from a full featured efi system.
Maybe that new haltech platinum offers tranny controls, and I'm sure the higher end motecs and autotronics do, but none of the common cheap ones like microtec, wolf, adaptronic, haltech do.