ditch coolant temp and use coolant temp scaled. From my understanding, scaled is accurate for evo 8/9. If you're open loop, then drag o2feedback and all fuel trims to the end so they don't break up the actual items you're logging and it's easier to condense data. Also, I record and save a macro where I freeze the top row so it's always visible, reduce everything down to the nearest whole number, and center everything so its easier to view. That way, every time i load up a log, I run the macro and it does all that for me. Just figured I'd share some things I've learned over the last almost 2 years.
friend you will have any idea because the evoscan datalogger saves everything in a single column in excel and it is impossible to see the record since everything looks mess
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ditch coolant temp and use coolant temp scaled. From my understanding, scaled is accurate for evo 8/9.
If you're open loop, then drag o2feedback and all fuel trims to the end so they don't break up the actual items you're logging and it's easier to condense data.
Also, I record and save a macro where I freeze the top row so it's always visible, reduce everything down to the nearest whole number, and center everything so its easier to view. That way, every time i load up a log, I run the macro and it does all that for me. Just figured I'd share some things I've learned over the last almost 2 years.
friend you will have any idea because the evoscan datalogger saves everything in a single column in excel and it is impossible to see the record since everything looks mess
Go to "data" then to "text to column"