But I have to return my injectors first I’m afraid. Good luck, I’m still adjusting as well to find my ideal setting. If you would go WOT and you feel your loosing noticebly torque past 3000rpm, you should advance the TV a bit. Go more retarded, you will gain more torque in the upper regions of RPM. Go more advanced (-) you will gain torque lower in the RPM. In fact you are shifting the torqueband curve along the RPM. As I figured you have read some articles about this given you’re looking in the right places, you know where you want to be?. But if curiosity wins than you have a good baseline can adjust to TV 0,0 and go from there to see the differences. So if the car drives well, don’t bother to adjust the TV. You have good idle compensation figures ( MWB 13) en good consumption figures (MWB 15). Positive figures means retarded and negative figures obviously advanced settings. 1,1 means it is set a bit advance with regard to the “ ideal” setting of 0,0.
In your first screenshot, the fourth field ( most right field) is your TV in CF. What was your engine cookwater temperature at the time of testing and making the screen shots? It should be above 80 degrees Celsius.
