How can I reset my computer to the HO Timing Table at the track??
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Did some logging at the track last night and it appears I'm not getting all the timing I'm supposed to. In 1st gear I'm getting 24.5-25*, 2nd 25.5-26*, 3rd 26.5-27* and 4th 27.5* I had less than 1* of KR on the 1st pass only in 1st gear but none after that. But the timing stayed the same on every pass after w/o any KR at all. My HO timing table is set up to give me 28* of timing from like 2500 and up. My LO timing table is still stock. It gets 27.5* on the street and dyno both at WOT.
Is there a way to reset the computer back to the HO table at the track? I think you can do it by filling the tank up w/ gas but don't want to do that.
Also, could the 2-step have something to do with it pulling timing? There's no indications that it is though.
Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks,
Craig
Is there a way to reset the computer back to the HO table at the track? I think you can do it by filling the tank up w/ gas but don't want to do that.
Also, could the 2-step have something to do with it pulling timing? There's no indications that it is though.
Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks,
Craig
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You can make a tune for the track and copy the HO table to the LO table and they'd both be the same. If any knock is registered, it defaults to the LO table.
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Originally Posted by 1fastWS6
That's a good idea.
If I do that and I do get some knock, it can still retard the timing when the knock is occurring right? It'll just go back to normal timing after then right?
If I do that and I do get some knock, it can still retard the timing when the knock is occurring right? It'll just go back to normal timing after then right?
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I added my low octane table back and I scanned for knock learn, and it was maxed out on the low-octane table, then I watched it creep up to a whopping .2...which is still pretty much running on the low octane table. I am going to start yanking some timing and see what happens. I know the knock retard settles down, except in a few choice spots. I think the 98 table was too aggressive, and of course the knock sensors are too sensitive.