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Old 02-19-2009 | 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by blubox
Deff not stepping on any toes that I see. That is the perfect answer. That's the words I was looking for...valve events...

So when you have advance in the came that has nothing to do with the advance on ignition when tuning? So what does that -5* do for the nitrous by sending less spark? more matter in the combustion chamber = higher compression = less spark needed or something? I'm gonna go read some more...try to better understand.
Because nitrous speeds combustion, you have to retard the ignition timing to make sure that peak cylinder pressure still occurs between 13-15 degrees ATDC. Said another way, if you get max power NA with 28 degrees of timing, then you run a 150 shot, using 2 degrees of ignition retard for every 50 shot, your ideal timing on nitrous would need to be 22 degrees.

Altering cam timing for nitrous is a whole 'nother topic.
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Old 02-19-2009 | 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
Because nitrous speeds combustion, you have to retard the ignition timing to make sure that peak cylinder pressure still occurs between 13-15 degrees ATDC. Said another way, if you get max power NA with 28 degrees of timing, then you run a 150 shot, using 2 degrees of ignition retard for every 50 shot, your ideal timing on nitrous would need to be 22 degrees.

Altering cam timing for nitrous is a whole 'nother topic.
Ok, thanx alot.




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