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1. USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER FULL
2. USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER ANDROID
3. USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER PRO
4. USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER SOFTWARE
5. USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER BLUETOOTH

I am interested in seeing what HPT is coming out with. Taking and reviewing a good data log is the best way to check up on the health of your Mitsubishi. This can be saved wherever you like but I suggest: C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\RaceRender 3 Remember this location for later. Use the latest version present if there are multiple.

USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER FULL

I haven't found it necessary enough to really spend the time following through to see if this would work. The EVO X Cobb V3 AccessPort delivers an easy to use hand held or dash mounted gauge/display with full internal Data Logging capabilities and of course the ability to properly re-map/tune the ECU for any build you can dream up. The other extracted file should be named with a filename like 'RaceRender Data Profile - RaceCapture.rrlc', including a date. From there you would need to create a graph for each MP and filter the data into each MP. You could use a fuel trim modified MAF value in this equation if you wanted to repopulate the table based on the wideband. If your fuel trims are dialed in and MAF values accurate with the SD tables zeroed out you get new values from strictly MAF data. Use the calculated MAP(inHg) values to get the appropriate units or inHg/LBm and inHg/lbm^2. I was basically using RPM(Rev/min) and MAF(LB/min) in a math, divide MAF by RPM and mins cancel out multiply that by 1/2 to get the LB/ stroke.

Coping them out into excel is an option but it was too time consuming for me. The numbers were being cut off and hard to see what the actual values were to make sure my method was giving reasonable values. You will probably spend more time playing with the settings in Race Render than recording as there is lots to customize.I was actually working on a way to get graphs of values to populate the tables with, but I was having trouble with the scanner and such large numbers.

USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER SOFTWARE

Once done stop recording and take the files off both devices and use the Race Render software to combine them. Setting up is as simple as connecting the ODB2 and Gopro up to your phone respectively, verifying the Track Addict app see’s both then hitting the record button.

You could just use your phones camera to record video and use Wifi ODB2 for iOS. Some of the iOS compatible devices are only compatible with Track Addict over Wifi, so research carefully. The result is impressive gains in torque and horsepower while maintaining a high degree of safety. Unlock power hidden within the ECU by replacing conservative factory settings with more aggressive calibrations. I have a Cobb AP and there is a wealth of other data available to log. Gopro uses Wifi so I had to use ODB2 over Bluetooth. The Accessport is the industry leading OEM ECU flashing, managing and monitoring assistant. Instead it uses the standard OBD PID logic - which is compatible to a wider range.

USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER BLUETOOTH

One more thing to remember is you can only connect to one Wifi device and one Bluetooth device at any point of time. In reviewing the whole of the subject I cannot refrain from remarking, that however visionary it may appear to hope for geological data sufficient to fix.

USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER ANDROID

So instead of paying for the app on iOS and also spending more on a ODB2 adapter just buy a cheap pre-paid Android phone dedicated just for this purpose and a cheap ODB2 adapter. The android app has just about everything for free.

USE COBB ACCESSPORT DATA LOGS WITH RACERENDER PRO

The free iOS app also is more limited than the android and has a paid pro version to get most of the features. As you will see the ODB2 adapters for iOS are expensive. Here is a link to their site listing ODB2 devices that are compatible and known to work. Track Addict app + Race Render software.Here is one of HP Tuners the maker of Track Addicts example videos of what this all can do: Biggest gripe for normal usage is their logo that you can not remove, but can move around. The free version of Race Render works great and gives you a fantastic idea of what its capable of and would work just fine for most use cases. Where they make their money on Race Render which is the software that takes your video, data and combines them together letting you customize the layout. With these data points overlaid onto the video you now have a great perspective of whats going on. Normal video shot from a moving vehicle can sometimes be disappointing slow compared to how you perceived it when driving. The end result is a video that has real time features like maps, RPM, MPH, throttle and so much more overlaid on the video.

It records video either by your phone or via WIFI with GoPro, it can connect to your cars data via ODB2, and uses your phones GPS to map the ride. Its commonly used for track purposes but can also be used for those spirited mountain road drives. rnMods: Cobb AP, MSD Dashhawk, GT3076r, HTP 3 SRI, FMIC w/ tr8. Track Addict is an app for both iOS and Android that records video and data from your drive. rnA review of smart phone data and video logging apps and interview with the.