E85 guys: How much timing are you running?
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E85 guys: How much timing are you running?
I want to get a feel for how much timing most of you are running on E85. I made a new basemap today and the timing seems awfully high up top. Post your setup and how much timing you are running at a given psi.
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There is no answer to his question because timing is ultimately a setup per setup type thing.
Get an hour or two of dyno time and tune your ignition timing. Increase it until the power stops. With E85 on a moderate setup you aren't going to really have to worry about detonation so you can really afford to add too much timing as if you add too much you won't blow your engine to pieces.
Get an hour or two of dyno time and tune your ignition timing. Increase it until the power stops. With E85 on a moderate setup you aren't going to really have to worry about detonation so you can really afford to add too much timing as if you add too much you won't blow your engine to pieces.
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Thanks for the response. I am not looking for a solid number because I know that all setups are different but I am new to tuning with E85 and getting a general idea of where the timing should be is more of what I am after.
I plan on tuning the ignition timing on the dyno at work and I know that E85 is very forgiving with timing advance but I want to be conservative with the basemap until I get a chance to get it on the dyno.
I plan on tuning the ignition timing on the dyno at work and I know that E85 is very forgiving with timing advance but I want to be conservative with the basemap until I get a chance to get it on the dyno.
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