which ignition advance ?
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which ignition advance ?
hy wich ignition timing degree you have at idle?
I have a turbosystem chip max to 18psi
does it retard timming at high rev?
the standard setup is 12 degree but I saw people who goes to 16 or more?
more compression but maybe dent probs....
thanks
I have a turbosystem chip max to 18psi
does it retard timming at high rev?
the standard setup is 12 degree but I saw people who goes to 16 or more?
more compression but maybe dent probs....
thanks
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Why don't you take your car to a tuner? Your timing will change when rpms change. Nobody knows exact what is in the chip except for the maker and real tuners. You should start low and increase advance till close to det. But tuners can help you with it!
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use ford standard factory base ignition settings the ignition curve is mapped up to 18psi where it has a boost protection limit
it is for a std comp engine
boost is mapped using the standard amal valve and a garret -31 actuator
boost is 16 psi
you have to make sure all the rest of your 25 year old car is working correctly
it is for a std comp engine
boost is mapped using the standard amal valve and a garret -31 actuator
boost is 16 psi
you have to make sure all the rest of your 25 year old car is working correctly
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Engines work on the same principle there has to be a tuner around that can help you. Belgium? Germany? Its not bad to drive a few hours for a good tune
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