Questions about Ignition Step Retard
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Questions about Ignition Step Retard
I am wondering what settings are you running for your ignition retard? I always used around .75 per psi degrees in cr***, but I never used the step retard because of the timing issues in cr*** and i did not trust it. My setup is a b20/vtec(B16) with a pt67 turbo. Thanks in advance.
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Yea I know that final timing should be done on a dyno, and i have a whole day apointment on sunday, but I am just looking for some good safe numbers to get a good start on my map. Like I said in another thread I am having some ignition break up and im jsut looking for some good refrence points.Thanks again.
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Typically, if you disable ignition adjustments with eCtune, I find you need to use a LOT more timing advance than with Crome... I typically get my stock vac/boost threshold number peachy on the dyno and then do a 1 degree retard and do a pull. Next run set to .9 and see the effects...continue on there until you stop making power.
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I do a linear retard until I see where the car likes to be... Then the \"tooner\" in me kicks in and I do my thing... 

Regards, Xenocron Tuning Solutions eCtune Team eCtune Authorized Tuner Location: Ringwood, NJ / Hillburn, NY U.S.A. www.xenocron.com DIY ECU Chipping, Fuel Management Parts and more...