Data logging??

[See n blue]

Does anyone's tuning software allow you to record/data log a run? I've seen the live data on Gap's software which is really cool but wasn't able to replay anything. Maybe we were doing something wrong??

 

[actionjack]

Bottom right of screen Logs button (next to info). Your flasher has to have the datalogger option.

 

[actionjack]

 

[See n blue]

Bottom right of screen Logs button (next to info). Your flasher has to have the datalogger option.

Thanks, will double check to see if that option is there. For some reason I don't think it is..

 

[Big_Phil]

It's an added cost to have datalogging capabilities.

 

[See n blue]

Thanks, it's a pretty important feature imo.

 

[Dieselxtx]

The tuner may not have activated it if you paid for it they can activate it like sending a tune

 

[Big_Phil]

Thanks, it's a pretty important feature imo.

That's debatable. For the average trail rider, I would say it's useless. If you like to race a lot it might have some value. I have it, and too be honest, might have wasted 250 bucks on it. It's like another 500 to get a/f ratios data logged. And now we've discovered that you can run 16 psi on 87 octane pretty much. And the stock sled can't physically run over 17 psi without modifying a few things. Just use the live data to see if you're pulling the proper boost, and should be good to go.

 

[See n blue]

That's debatable. For the average trail rider, I would say it's useless. If you like to race a lot it might have some value. I have it, and too be honest, might have wasted 250 bucks on it. It's like another 500 to get a/f ratios data logged. And now we've discovered that you can run 16 psi on 87 octane pretty much. And the stock sled can't physically run over 17 psi without modifying a few things. Just use the live data to see if you're pulling the proper boost, and should be good to go.

Very true however when testing different maps it's nice to gauge what this machine is doing. I find being important info for clutching etc. You're right though, the average trail rider should be able to trust the tune they have and not worry about anything else. I was merely asking about data logging because it can be a helpful feature for many that like to play!