Timing question
I've attached a file of the timing table I'm running based on the dyno tune. I have 12.0 CR, .037 quench. 228 dur cam, 105 ICL, 350 ci. Dyno tuned with race gas, but from the modest timing needed for best power, I'm running 93 in it.
With your less optimal quench, you may want to pull 2 degrees out everywhere between 30 and 85 kpa and between 1400 and 7000 rpm, and then smooth the cells with adjacent ones. Adjust further as necessary if you think the ICL may be smaller (earlier) and/or if running less than 93 octane.
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Since my MAF tables are scaled from the dyno tune, I'm running mine open loop just to avoid the rich issues you mention. When we first fired up the engine with the rough program before the dyno tune, it went into the same fits you describe as soon as it hit closed loop. I put so few road miles on the car, that I may not even mess with getting it to behave in closed loop. It seems to run so good at all speeds and loads right now, I doubt there's even much mpg to be gained with closed loop.
so should i just through an OL tune on it to solve these fits 


