messing with overspeed and underspeed spark correction
08-09-2005, 09:48 PM
#1
messing with overspeed and underspeed spark correction well leaving the underspeed stock, because i thought it was zeroed out but i never scrolled all the way over, i got the timing to get pretty close to desired but it was on the low side. i took some underspeed timing out and it didnt help things out, the timing drifed farther away from the set timing and the target idle speed was higher than actual for the first time, but only by about 0.2 rpm.
from what i can tell, the underspeed setting needs to be increased to stock or more than stock, ill tinker with it some more. most likely need to work each table to the minimum timing swing and stay as close to target timing as possible, while keeping smooth idle quality
from what i can tell, the underspeed setting needs to be increased to stock or more than stock, ill tinker with it some more. most likely need to work each table to the minimum timing swing and stay as close to target timing as possible, while keeping smooth idle quality
08-09-2005, 10:05 PM
#2
M6's have a better underspeed spark correction than stock auto tunes. I usually copy and paste the m6 table when I work on h/c auto cars.
Some people eliminate the overspeed but when dealing with large cams such as the g5x4, over and under combined can help combat surging.
Some people eliminate the overspeed but when dealing with large cams such as the g5x4, over and under combined can help combat surging.
