The vF Editing Log Thread

Hey, Folks.

This thread is to help build a spot where logs can be filed and compared.

-- Data log viewing:

Big credit to @92ehatch

 

Here are a few logs.

Base Tune: 04B14 SFOB Prem on 87

Map Edits: Version 7:
-- Engine - Cruise Control Active Minimum Speed - 16kph / 10mph
-- Engine - Vehicle Maximum Speed Global - 312kph / 200mph
-- Air Load Control - Control and Expected Air Flow (all four maps) - V3 (smoothed OVT 04B04 Example)
-- Idle Control - Cold Start Target Idle - 900rpm (both maps)
-- Accelerator - Acceleration Throttle Request to Airload - CTRL + I for full map
-- Torque Model - Torque Calculation Base During Full Throttle - 5000
-- Throttle Management - First Gear - 100% (all four maps)
-- Acceleration - Primary Throttle Torque Target - V2

Logs:
Default PIDs and a few extra.
-- Cold Start and Normal Driving
-- Log 1 is some WOT in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
-- Log 2 is some of the same, but also WOT from low RPMs

 

Folks,

I got my Tacoma tune pack file today under the 04B04 v2.0 Final VFT file name. I downloaded the pack and extracted the files. My question is, how do I know which ones have the 87 Octane for stock and premium and which ones are for the 91/93 tune files?

I am looking for the 87 octane stock and premium files.

My file names are listed like below as an example (several of these with similar naming conventions):

04B04_Premium_Stock.vft
04B04_Reg_Stock.vft
04B04_Reg_Stock_33.vft

 

Regular is 87
Premium is 91+
The other parts are for gears and tires

 

Where’d this thread come from?

 

Shellshock, thanks! However based on the file names I listed and the several I got... how do I know which one is under the 87 or 91 octane? The files do not have the 87 or 91 listed in their names so I am stumped

 

The ones that say regular are for 87+. The ones that say premium are 91+

 

@Shellshock many thanks again!

 

Just hangin' around these parts.

 

Dumb question, where you guys getting these logs from? I just started playing with the OVTuner this weekend. I was able to Read from my truck, but the file is just some .P5F that doesn't seem to be readable with the Flash Tool.

 

Shit, man. I don't know why I didn't get a notification for your post. I have this thread Watched.

Have you figured it out? If not, just hit the Logger tab in the vF window.

Also note that I added @92ehatch 's OBD Fusion logging to vF reviewing in the 1st Post.

One big note here. Wireless OBD monitoring is low data rate. Some values may be one interval per second or less. So, this method is not great for monitoring transients and very short duration PIDs. Always use a high rate connection and the vF Logger for recording that stuff.