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Dont_need_8Jan-18-05 04:59 PM
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#84902, "Timing at WOT"


          

What kind of timing advance should I expect at WOT? Does knock cause it to drop? My fuel trims, both short term and long term, are usually showing negative in pocketlogger so I doubt I am running lean otherwise it would be increasing the trim, right? I can't seem to get above 20 for timing advance at WOT and it usually drops down a point or two between 4-5k RPMs. Under light/normal acceleration I have seen low 40s for timing advance. Is there something I can do to help my car at WOT or am I wasting my time worrying about nothing?

AEM CAI, AFX Underdrive Pulley, Greddy Header, Tsudo N1 2.5 stainless catback, Homemade groundwire kit
17" Fondmetal 6500, Tokico Illuminas, Eibach Pro Kit Springs, Front Upper Strut Bar, Baer Track System, Drum to Disc, RMDSM Anti-sway bars front and rear.

  

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Administratoradmin5Jan-19-05 12:29 PM
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#84917, "RE: Timing at WOT"
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Jan-19-05 12:29 PM by admin5



          

Originally posted by Dont_need_8
What kind of timing advance should I expect at WOT? Does knock cause it to drop? My fuel trims, both short term and long term, are usually showing negative in pocketlogger so I doubt I am running lean otherwise it would be increasing the trim, right? I can't seem to get above 20 for timing advance at WOT and it usually drops down a point or two between 4-5k RPMs. Under light/normal acceleration I have seen low 40s for timing advance. Is there something I can do to help my car at WOT or am I wasting my time worrying about nothing?


From all the datalog runs I've done, WOT timing likes to start in around 14-17 degrees advance, then slowly climb as RPM increases, and its around 20 degrees at or close to redline..I'd say your timing numbers are right on. Unless you are boosted, or you are running very lean N/A, there is very little chance to have any detonation. Unless you reprogram the ECU, the Howell ECU, or other aftermarket ignition device, you have no control of your ignition timing. Even when the ECU detects knock, from what I've seen firsthand, it only pulls like 1-2 degrees at most.

Matt D

  

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Dont_need_8Jan-19-05 01:55 PM
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#84919, "RE: Timing at WOT"
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ok, thanks. I was afraid I was getting phantom knock and that was retarding the timing.

AEM CAI, AFX Underdrive Pulley, Greddy Header, Tsudo N1 2.5 stainless catback, Homemade groundwire kit
17" Fondmetal 6500, Tokico Illuminas, Eibach Pro Kit Springs, Front Upper Strut Bar, Baer Track System, Drum to Disc, RMDSM Anti-sway bars front and rear.

  

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