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I know there is a post about this somewhere but I cant find that either, What are the Minimum Requirements for autoTune?

I have a PIII 500/700MHZ with 512Mb of ram, Will this do??

I think that is pretty easy to understand apart from 1 tiny part In order to use auto-tune for WOT tuning, you must be running a wide band lambda system (sensor and controller), with an appropriate EGO correction algorithm that allows you to set specific AFR targets (i.e., MSnS-Extra or MS-II). If ...

[AutoTune]
#if MS_I
table = veTableMap ; Should be the map3d_id of a TableEditor entry.
allowAutoTune = on ; Displays the check box on the specified tuning dialog.
corrector = egoCorrection ; Variable used for correction algorithm.

; Tuning block parameters
; Global limits on tuning, outside ...

[AutoTune]
#if MS_I
table = veTableMap ; Should be the map3d_id of a TableEditor entry.
allowAutoTune = on ; Displays the check box on the specified tuning dialog.
corrector = egoCorrection ; Variable used for correction algorithm.

; Tuning block parameters
; Global limits on tuning, outside ...

I know this topic has been on before but I cant find it, I did have a bookmark but the link wont work.

Its a turbo charged application if that helps, 4 cylinder, the rest of the info is in my sig, Can anyone shed a little light on this for me please

I thought my gauge was off too so I tried another gauge, It is correct. Im pretty baffled.

They are 1998 subaru impreza WRX injectors, Ive posted on a subaru forum and they say that they are 440cc

OOO ERRR, Thats good then, They are only supposed to be 440cc

I tested the injectors, Piped them up to the car, 3 bar pressure for 1 min. I had roughly 500ml, Is that 500cc?

Ferret wrote: 440cc means 440ccs of fluid per minute (usualy measured at 3 bar of pressure), but you can run the test for let's say 30 seconds and multiple the amount of fluid by 2 to conver to cc/minute. I thought thats what it was, Just wanted to make sure Thanks http://www.msefi.com/images ...

Ferret wrote: 440cc means 440ccs of fluid per minute (usualy measured at 3 bar of pressure), but you can run the test for let's say 30 seconds and multiple the amount of fluid by 2 to conver to cc/minute. I thought thats what it was, Just wanted to make sure Thanks http://www.msefi.com/images ...