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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 07:27 PM
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From: barry-south wales
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Originally Posted by SECS
cosworthbg, DO NOT rely on a knock sensor to control ignition for nitrous.

Even when working it will NOT react quick enough to prevent damage
under heavy load.

On a cossie (weber ecu) system, the ignition can be retarded very easy under nitrous
as there is an octane adjustment plug that can retard the ignition by 2,4,6 or 8
degrees by linking two or more wires together. (when NOS is active)

However, This is VERY chip manufacturer/ECU type dependent and will have to be
live tested under load by someone who knows what they are doing to
prevent "liquid pistons".

thats something ive never thought about doing great idea
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