how many degrees of total timing do you have @ 10psi?
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how many degrees of total timing do you have @ 10psi?
16deg base timing, how much do you advance max in the upper rpm's @ 10psi?
I'm trying to get an idea if my timing maps are too conservative..... just a ballpark for the next tuning session on the dyno.....
I'm trying to get an idea if my timing maps are too conservative..... just a ballpark for the next tuning session on the dyno.....
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just dont pull to much timing out cause then you will start melting stuff.............. no good! and if you dont have a good understand of what timing acutally is then i would do some research. that will tell you a lot
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Re: how many degrees of total timing do you have @ 10psi? (Smulude)
about 15* total on a D16. I dont see what the psi has to do with it though. What if I have a t25 and the next guy has a sc61? Also bore diameter will play a big role in how much timing is appropriate.
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Re: how many degrees of total timing do you have @ 10psi? (Dunc)
im going to say somewhere roughly between 20 and 22ish degrees total. that comes out to be around 6-8 degrees taken out, which divided by 10 psi is like about .7 degrees/lb, which is acceptable i think.
my z6 map had me running 20* at 10.41 psi @redline on uberdata(just a hair over 8* taken out)
my z6 map had me running 20* at 10.41 psi @redline on uberdata(just a hair over 8* taken out)
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Re: how many degrees of total timing do you have @ 10psi? (Bailhatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bailhatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">about 15* total on a D16. I dont see what the psi has to do with it though. What if I have a t25 and the next guy has a sc61? Also bore diameter will play a big role in how much timing is appropriate.</TD></TR></TABLE>
exactly. It doesn't matter what Joe's timing was @ X psi if the setups are different. You tune an engine according to MBT, not psi. Timing can vary.
Modified by racinskittle at 8:10 PM 4/12/2005
exactly. It doesn't matter what Joe's timing was @ X psi if the setups are different. You tune an engine according to MBT, not psi. Timing can vary.
Modified by racinskittle at 8:10 PM 4/12/2005
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Re: how many degrees of total timing do you have @ 10psi? (B18CXr)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18CXr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Log:
A/F, EGT's and mostly Knock sensor voltage
those will help you obtain an ideal/safe timing map</TD></TR></TABLE>
unless you dont have a knock sensor haha.
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A/F, EGT's and mostly Knock sensor voltage
those will help you obtain an ideal/safe timing map</TD></TR></TABLE>
unless you dont have a knock sensor haha.
****** D series.
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Re: how many degrees of total timing do you have @ 10psi? (racinskittle)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by racinskittle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
unless you dont have a knock sensor haha. ****** D series.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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unless you dont have a knock sensor haha.
****** D series.</TD></TR></TABLE>Y8
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