Timing has a mind of its own???
I have put both the low octane and high octane tables from .56 all the way to 1.2 G/cyl to 10 degrees, and checked all the other timing adder tables except the new one found in the latest ls1edit v 1.3H but supposidly these tables are zeroed out on 2001 and earlier pcms..... why can't I get a control on timing this is rediculous!?!?! any ideas? and where can I get 1.3H Ken shoulda sent this to me I think lol.
setting max KR to a very very low number, I know false knock is a bad thing but this is a really bad way to go about it not allowing the car to pull the timing is just crazy to me.
in this specific case I thought I had undone everything this person had done, but I missed one table, spark retard limit, I thought this was another table that was a limiter on spark retard from total timing instead its just a actual number that is the lowest possible timing the PCM will allow, this specific number set was also very disturbing, if owners ever wanted to put some forced induction on thier car, it is setup for a total nuclear meltdown!
anyway I will finally get to fix this car up for my customer like I promised I know he will be one happy camper tommorrow! can't wait to see what the car puts down!
advance at the top end with no boost. Ask the
Forced Induction guys what they see, I bet low
to mid 20s at most. Fooling the PCM into allowing
continuous detonation is not a survival strategy.
Especially while still tuning mixture / timing. I'd
say to use the amount of timing pulled-to by KR
as a guide to what the engine can stand, and go
there for a new starting point.
Seems like 11:1 fuel with more spark than the
engine can stand, might not be as good for output
as a closer-in mixture and max tolerable spark <for
that mix>.
FYI 5 psi low 20s at the most up top, with this specific car the turbos are quite small so full boost hits at 2500 rpm, I need timing around 8-10 at this specific point im thinking we'll see.

