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Old 04-24-2005, 03:05 PM
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Good way to tune out KR and get optimal timing? In the tuning 101 paper it says just remove timing where I see KR. Ok, so when that is done is there a way get optimal timing across the board?

Do I just continue to add timing in every cell until I get KR and then remove 1 degree? Can I put it too much timing?
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I generally do it this way

add timing until I get KR then remove 2 degrees of timing ... that way it puts me far enough away from the detonation area...


I wouldn't recommend going over more than 30* of timing advance ... seems these cars like 28-29* alot
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I wouldn't recommend going over more than 30* of timing advance ... seems these cars like 28-29* alot

Do you mean for just a WOT run dont go over 30? When I look at my High Octane table there are already a lot of cells well over 30 degrees.
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correct, at WOT ... normal driving you'll see much higher timing values since there's no load




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