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25351, Should I advance my timing? Posted by 97_ESi, Jun-17-02 09:16 AM
My friend keeps telling me that I should advance my timing and my car will be faster - Not alot but still noticeable. Is there any truth to this? How much should I advance the timing by?
BTW since I sound like an idiot in the subject, I am. I am not doing it but a shop who tunes cars would do it for me. Just thought I'd ask you guys first :)
Thanks.
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25352, RE: Should I advance my timing? Posted by 1TuffRS, Jun-17-02 09:22 AM
You cant advance the timing on our cars like that. You could get a resistor and wire that in, but eventually the ECU would recognize whats going on and the new found power will be lost.
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25353, RE: Should I advance my timing? Posted by 97_ESi, Jun-17-02 10:32 AM
OK cool...wasn't sure but now I know :) Thanks dude.
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25354, RE: Should I advance my timing? Posted by fly1, Jun-17-02 02:32 PM
Yup, our cars are distributorless and ignition timing is electronically controlled by the ecu. You can't permanently and physically advance engine timing.
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