View Poll Results: Poll: How many degrees of timing are you running at WOT?
<23 degrees...or stuck on low-octane table
34
10.79%
24 degrees
19
6.03%
25 degrees
16
5.08%
26 degrees
45
14.29%
27 degrees
43
13.65%
28 degrees
86
27.30%
29 degrees
23
7.30%
30+ degrees
49
15.56%
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How much timing are you running at WOT?
01-11-2009, 09:35 AM
#67
As said there are "Many" factors that contribute to the amount of timing that is optimal to each specific combo, Not only engine specs, quality of gas, altitude, air ect...But agreed that to keep adding timing until you hear knock is the WRONG way to do it. People without Dynos can do it at the track. Like others said where they picked up MPH is one way, Do not go by E.T. I read where some people tell others with power adders such as Nitrous or forced induction to keep adding timing until they hear knock then back off. Well let me tell you, in a power adder configuration if you do that, it will probably be your last. I have even read where someone was telling nitrous users to use the hottest plug they could find but just to close the gap on the plug!! So just dont go by what everyone else is doing, go by what your combo likes....
07-20-2009, 04:10 PM
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hp tuners, 40 degrees of timing is wrong? my car on hp tuners with my cam only swap is saying 40 plus at WOT? picks up no knock at all ever? cant hear it either? should i try another tuner?
