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Old 03-14-2006, 02:27 PM
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I want to knock off 2 degrees of timing accross the board when using nitrous. Would it be best to only do it at wideopen throttle? And any other tips when doing this?
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figure out what kpa you are at, at wot and just do it there.

it should be between 90-100 might want to do 85-100 just to be on the safe side.
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Im new to all this can u explain that a little more detail? I dont have to edit my spark table?
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Originally Posted by 87Lt1Monte
Im new to all this can u explain that a little more detail? I dont have to edit my spark table?

havent used lt1 edit in a few years but if i remember correctly there is 2 timing tables, ones for 0-4000 rpm other for 4000+
those tables should be labled rpm, and manfold air pressure(map KPA)
map is basicly vacume but backwards, higher number the less vacume. so 100 kps is no vacume

most cars will run at wide open throttle between 95-100 kpa, depending on how restrictive everything is.

what i would do is just take out 2 degree from 80-100 kpa range. you will want to do this to both table.
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Hey man while waiting for a reply i went to a tuning website for lt edit and started understanding what you were talking about. Thanks for the last bit of info help me out alot.



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