Help with Adjusting Timing
#23
I agree, you are in the 12.xx A/F range at peak torque. Thats the point cylinder pressures are the highest. Add more fuel in that range. Maybe upper 11:1 range. Then test adding more fuel and more timing and see what results in KR and what feels more powerful.
#26
OK. I had to gently lower the timing to 13 in the hugh octane table and now I am getting no knock. I am now trying to dial in my pe-rpm a little closer.
2 questions:
How do you adjust part throttle afr?
when I am cruising and step into the throttle, but not enough to let it shift into 3rd, my advance goes WAY down, any ideas there?
I will get some more screen shots up in a little bit
2 questions:
How do you adjust part throttle afr?
when I am cruising and step into the throttle, but not enough to let it shift into 3rd, my advance goes WAY down, any ideas there?
I will get some more screen shots up in a little bit
#27
The only thing I've ever changed is afr in PE. I have it set to go into PE at 40 % throttle instead of 90% or whatever it is stock. I don't even know if you can change it at cruise?
Do you have PE delay zeroed? Stock its like 1 second.(not good)
I've never really messed with part throttle timing, so I can't help you out on that.
Do you have PE delay zeroed? Stock its like 1 second.(not good)
I've never really messed with part throttle timing, so I can't help you out on that.
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