Knock correction
How much ignition the ECU is pulling. Sustained, high correction points to fuel quality, carbon build-up or excessive temperature.
The only way to know what an engine is really doing is to watch it while it works. You record a road datalog in the app, we read it, and we tell you plainly how close your car is running to its limits.
How much ignition the ECU is pulling. Sustained, high correction points to fuel quality, carbon build-up or excessive temperature.
The gap between requested and actual boost. A persistent gap raises questions about leaks, the wastegate or a sensor.
Whether mixture holds its target under high load. Going lean is the most serious warning sign there is.
How output changes as things heat up — a direct measure of intercooler adequacy.
The moments the ECU limits itself. This is usually what explains a car that does not feel like the numbers suggest.
Injector duty cycle and rail pressure. Critical if you are considering E85 or a higher stage.
If you have just bought a used BMW and want to know its real condition, a datalog tells you a great deal long before a warning light does.
If you had the car remapped elsewhere and it feels somehow off, a datalog separates a calibration issue from a mechanical one.
If you are thinking about a remap, logging first is the sensible order: you fix an existing problem rather than papering over it with a calibration.
Datalogs are recorded from the Logger section of the MOSTUNED app and exported as CSV, which you send to us.
Yes, datalog analysis is offered as a standalone service.
In the app's Logger section you pick the channels to watch and hit record. We tell you in advance what kind of run to do.
A datalog gives strong indicators but does not replace physical inspection. If the findings point to a mechanical check, we will say so clearly.
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Send your model, engine code, any hardware modifications and what you want out of the car; we will work out the right package together.