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BigTDogg (MA): Ive added the AFR column to the next column update. Ill push it out in a few minutes and you should start seeing AFR next time you let VD update by being connected to the internet when you start it up.

 

Let me know if you need anything else.

 

Did you add the other model data?

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So new version of Virtual dyno with the JDM 2.0 data

 

also Im struggling to find correct info if the final gear is in fact 4.444 for the JDM 5EAT. Any help here would be good.

 

UPDATE: Final drive 3.583 Brad can you please update

Also can you edit it so the model says

2003-2006 Legacy Wagon 2.0 GT [Auto]

 

http://i52.tinypic.com/8vsuag.jpg

 

 

Interesting how Green and Yellow ,which is the same log but different settings i.e 2.0GT Vs 2.5GT settings plots the same line?

 

http://i52.tinypic.com/34rdq1g.jpg

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UPDATE: Final drive 3.583 Brad can you please update

Also can you edit it so the model says

2003-2006 Legacy Wagon 2.0 GT [Auto]

 

http://i52.tinypic.com/8vsuag.jpg

 

 

 

 

Ill be more than glad to update it if you clarify if what you are describing is another model and I need to add a new model or if I need to correct the Legacy Wagon 2003-2006 to a 2.0L with a 3.583 final drive.

 

Yes please ,can you update the existing model you recently added so it has 2.0 GT added to the model description like the other variants do, otherwise it looks like it might be a non turbo car.

 

The final drive data needs updating to the correct 3.583.

 

Thanks:)

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My '08 EDM WRX has 4.444:1 final drive. US models often have higher ratios than RotW units...
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2.0 GT 5AT gear ratios.

 

1. 3.540

2. 2.264

3. 1.471

4. 1.000

5. 0.834

 

Final drive 3.583

 

I searched online and found 4.444 for the final drive ratio ... something is funky here. Do I have the data in there for another model? Should I leave this model there and add another one?

 

Can you link to what you found? It was prob info on the MT ?

 

 

 

My WOT runs I sent to the tuner look pretty ordinary now :-(

 

http://i52.tinypic.com/m74xt1.jpg

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Those are the gear ratios that I have in there for the automatic transmission.

 

The manual transmission info is:

<TransGear3>1.521</TransGear3>

<TransGear4>1.137</TransGear4>

<FinalGearRatio>3.900</FinalGearRatio>

 

Are these numbers not correct?

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Ok ... Im confused do you have a Legacy Wagon 2.0 GT Spec.B because I see they made:

 

Legacy Wagon 2.0G Spec.B

and

Legacy Wagon 2.0 GT

 

Which one of those do you have?

 

Anyone else want to chime in here as Im pretty darn confused at this moment why subaru had to make so many models.

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I have these in the definitions. Tell me which ones to modify.

 

<CarMake>Subaru</CarMake>

<CarModel>Legacy</CarModel>

<CarSubModel>2.5 GT Wagon</CarSubModel>

<StartYear>2005</StartYear>

<EndYear>2007</EndYear>

<Weight>3435</Weight>

<TransTypeManual>true</TransTypeManual>

<TransGear3>1.296</TransGear3>

<TransGear4>0.972</TransGear4>

<FinalGearRatio>4.111</FinalGearRatio>

<DragCoefficient>0.31</DragCoefficient>

<FrontalArea>22.56</FrontalArea>

<TireDiameter>24.62</TireDiameter>

 

<CarMake>Subaru</CarMake>

<CarModel>Legacy</CarModel>

<CarSubModel>Wagon 2.0 GT spec.B</CarSubModel>

<StartYear>2003</StartYear>

<EndYear>2006</EndYear>

<Weight>3351</Weight>

<TransTypeManual>false</TransTypeManual>

<TransGear3>1.471</TransGear3>

<TransGear4>1.000</TransGear4>

<FinalGearRatio>3.583</FinalGearRatio>

<DragCoefficient>0.32</DragCoefficient>

<FrontalArea>22.20</FrontalArea>

<TireDiameter>25.07</TireDiameter>

 

<CarMake>Subaru</CarMake>

<CarModel>Legacy</CarModel>

<CarSubModel>Wagon 2.0 GT spec.B</CarSubModel>

<StartYear>2003</StartYear>

<EndYear>2006</EndYear>

<Weight>3351</Weight>

<TransTypeManual>true</TransTypeManual>

<TransGear3>1.521</TransGear3>

<TransGear4>1.137</TransGear4>

<FinalGearRatio>3.900</FinalGearRatio>

<DragCoefficient>0.32</DragCoefficient>

<FrontalArea>22.20</FrontalArea>

<TireDiameter>25.07</TireDiameter>

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What's the best way to get a pull that has an accurate curve? Flat and straight? Because I don't think that kind of road exists around here. :lol:

 

I use a long straight on ramp, because I've caught shit the last time I did it in a school zone in the rain :mad:

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He has a 5MT, he could just do his pull in 3rd. :) That's what I did for my Infamous tune. He has you doing pulls in 4? 4th in the 5MT to redline would take me past 120 MPH.

 

I think the joke is that I would be going like 110 mph in a school zone. :trolls:

 

In other news, what's up with the green line? :lol:

 

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a325/thefultonhow/Subaru/virtualdyno1.jpg

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It happens. Mild variations in the road surface, different slopes of the road, and all of that jazz. What'd you make the log with, RR? Was fast polling on? If yes and yes, then turn up the smoothing option a bit. Fast polling provides enough resolution that you can crank up the smoothing and still remain quite accurate.

 

He was joking? Oh... I thought he was serious. N/M then. :p

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