got_soot

ive noticed when i put my smarty on even numbers that when i go down the road and keep my foot in one position that it will all of a sudden spool my turbo up like the ebrake is on half way. when i push on the throttle it will go away.. i even played with the turbo setting and it didnt do anything.. why does it do it on the even settings and not the odd?

mega-engr

The only difference I know between even/odd settings is that the odd ones have timing differences in the program and the evens ones are stock timing. Then, one can also mess with the timing through the setting on even/odd as well.

got_soot

Have you had your on a even setting and noticed the same? if not then i should prolly upgrade my software..

mega-engr

I've really never had the desire or time to try anything other than SW3 and SW5 and mess around with some POD (which I don't use) on SW9 .

I haven't tried an even settings at all.

Slade Clark

From smarty website....


* SW # 0 : Half power
* SW # 1 : 30 Hp increase, with added timing
* SW # 2 : 60 Hp increase, no added timing ***
* SW # 3 : 60 Hp increase, with added timing
* SW # 4 : 90 Hp increase, no added timing ***
* SW # 5 : 90 Hp increase, with added timing
* SW # 6 : 130 Hp increase, no added timing ***
* SW # 7 : 130 Hp increase, with added timing
* SW # 8 : 170 Hp increase, no added timing *** °°°
* SW # 9 : 170 Hp increase, with added timing °°°


°°° Do not use for prolonged high speed runs! Speeds exceeding approx
105 mph can result in high exhaust gas temperatures and damage the
Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) !!!
*** All even numbered softwares (2-4-6-8) without timing are to be used
for stacking with other after market power adding devices that also add
their own timing. NO additional timing has to be used with the odd
numbered softwares (1-3-5-7-9).
Severe engine damage will result !!!