Trying to get my dual config map set up just right. How do I select early spool only with eco off?

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As the title states, is there a way to only have the early spool active when eco mode is off? I have been running a tune with that for about a week now, and it is killing the fuel economy I used to get. I love the responsiveness, and am just starting to play with the other options like responsiveness and improved/aggressive ramp. I suppose that the best way to describe my goal is a factory-like tune with eco on, and a 21psi tune with the quickest (safe) spool in regular.

Does anyone have any insight?
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Early spool is either universally on or off.

One way to help with mpgs is to dial back throttle response and part throttle turbo responsiveness a bit.

Try both throttle and part throttle turbo responsiveness at "Improved I".
 
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Easy enough. I am setting up a new map based on the dual starter, and trying out the on-the-fly maps. If I leave early spool off, and use these settings:
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Should that give factory-like performance with eco on, or in tune 1, while keeping the better performance in the other tunes? The map I am currently running is the dual starter with everything set as default, and the only change being made was early spool. I love the power curve, but could stand for better fuel economy.
 

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I gladly will! Thank you for the advice. I've actually tested under some controlled circumstances and it's definitely more than a lead foot costing mpg. I've noticed about a 25-35% drop in highway mpg with the cruise set over what I used to get at the same speeds.

Currently the map I have is running only tune 1, with factory turbo responsiveness, with 21psi normal, factory eco, and early spool with no other quick enables/adjustments. I'm thinking I'll just do a factory-style map on 1, slightly improved on 2, and kill mode on 3.
 


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I've been tuned for over three years and have only seen maybe a 5-10% reduction in mpgs tops on a 60/40 highway city mix.

If you do predominantly city, mileage will definitely drop off more.

I never use cruise control.
 
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