I noticed both the Tuner and LogViewer use the same icon. If some people are like me and pin those to task manager/dock usually there is no name associated so it looks like 2 icons that are the same.

Since this is Linux open-source I took the liberty to create an icon for the LogViewer.

AxiomEFI ...

Yes that is. It's not the same as MS3... we have you specify the edge at the connector (signal going from + to -) as that is where you want it to trigger on a VR sensor. MS3 specified the signal at the processor pin, so it was the opposite setting.
Falling on Axiom is like Rising on MS3.


Then ...

Cool! Keep the good stuff coming!

MS works and works quite well but it does have its quirks. Closed loop O2 control combined with closed loop idle control can be a challenge, VVT can be a touch flakey. With Axiom these features just work and are typically MUCH easier to tune.


As well as integrated full DBW with easy tuning.
And ...

Very cool!
Keep up the great work!

Wow, very interesting!
Still 5.5% more power at 7100 just from an ECU swap.

Prof315 wrote: Tue Jun 30, 2026 11:06 am The cars won all races they competed in.

Must be the ECU!
Or maybe the drivers... yeah totally the drivers, full credits!

Congrats on so many wins!
What did you feel different using the Axiom vs your previous one, if you had one before?

Oh that's excellent stuff!

Thanks

Thanks for your time.


I have used falling edge input for all Cam and crank inputs. That is the recommended setting.


On MS3 Rising Edge works best for me. So with Axiom we have to flip it around and follow the true signal edge?


"+" button is for adding new panels. But Edit panels must be ...

Hey Jeff,

On the 2nd graph, Axiom made more power/torque than MS3?