Yea so am i mate.
I'm starting to get rather frustrated with how long its taking to get tuned, but i'm slowly starting to get my head around how uprev works.
UpRev's customer support is virtually non existant. This becomes rather annoying.
from my basic understanding, to tune the car, you dial in the k fuel multiplier for the larger injectors. Once the injectors are scaled correctly you need to adjust the afr's using the MAF table or fuel compensation tables.
this is where it becomes difficult. you can't real time tune the maf table, and you can only increase the base fuel schedule(k fuel value x MAF value = BFS) axis in the fuel compensation chart so far.
with the tracer flying off the fuel compensation chart, you need to go back and readjust the maf table.
once the tracer is keeping within the chart on fuel compensation, you can fine tune the afr's using the maf table.
my tuner ran into some difficulties with changing the maf type from stock to the gt uprev. so thats where my car has sat for 2 weeks. I went out there yesterday and had a quick play with the car off the dyno and fixed this. I've asked my tuner to give me enough notice to get out there next time he's putting the car on the dyno, so we can move past any little issues that may come up.
UpRev is a real learning curve for myself and my tuner. It's not easy, because i've got absolutely no tuning knowledge, and for my tuner, uprev does alot of things backwards to what he's used to with haltech.