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Old Jun 22, 2005 | 03:24 PM
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i have a Actron cp9145 scanner,
the book(Actron) says (IGN ADV for cylinder is a signal of how much spark adv to add to base engine timing)
well i have 34deg to 35.5deg with the cruise control set at 70 MPH on a flat road
at WOT 2500 RPMs it drops to 5.5deg of advance
at WOT 5800 RPMs it is 7.5deg of advance
don't YELL AT ME but this is with 87 oct. gas ($2.21gal) and stock pulley 3.8"

p.* going to the strip tonight to see what ETs i get with 87(sic) and stock pulley
anybody care to guess? ET @ MPH

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Old Jun 22, 2005 | 04:21 PM
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Sounds like WOT is causing KR and KR is causing timing retardation. Try the tests on a tank of premium.
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Old Jun 22, 2005 | 04:37 PM
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Umm... you have an aftermarket pulley, running 87? That'* really bad, dude.

Even if that is the stock pulley, put in some 91+ in that beast..


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Old Jun 22, 2005 | 06:16 PM
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3.8" is the stock size pulley, my 3.3" pulley is in the trunk.
no guess on the ET or SPEED?
i think 15.0 at 91 MPH after the sun sets !

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Old Jun 22, 2005 | 06:56 PM
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Rod, I would say you're seeing some serious KR on that 87 octane. You should see about 15* of timing at WOT if you had 0 KR. If you're seeing 7.5 degrees of timing, I would venture to say you are seeing at least 7-8* KR. Do not race the car. You will be slow. It'll be a waste.
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Old Jun 22, 2005 | 10:43 PM
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5 degrees of timing is about 10 degrees of KR. Did you log KR or 02'*? Torque managment can also do this to you if you spun the tires agressively.

87 octane is bad, your approaching the point where the PCM can't pull any more timing and then it will pull fuel and then you go lean and the your pistons go boom.
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Old Jun 22, 2005 | 10:48 PM
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put the recommeded fuel in the car, it will help your timing and will actually save you money in the long run
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Old Jun 23, 2005 | 12:20 AM
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Don't do it Rod.
Can't help it I have to yell at ya.

My guess will be 15.5 sec @ 90 mph......just before the big boom.
...and what are you trying to prove. Save $10 in fuel and risk a mega$$ engine job.
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Time 17:15, temp. 92. right lane NO 60' times 1/8 mile 10.127@ 70.429 1/4 mile 15.616@ 91.059
Time 18:16 , temp 91. left lane 60' 2.695 sec. lots of wheel spin
1/8 mile 10.501@ 69.162 1/4 mile 16.065@ 89.588
ELIMINATION ROUND
Time 19:11 temp. 82 . r lane no 60' time dial in 16.0 1/8 mile 10.124@ 70.293
1/4 mile 15.881@ 79.878 on the brakes.
Time 20:28 temp. 73 r lane no 60' time , dial in 15.50 1/8 mile 9.765@ 71.741
1/4 mile 15.349@ 79.992 hard on the brakes( i lost),should have ran it out the big end
it would have been the best run of the night maybe 14.8@ 93
Time 21:25 fun run, temp 64 but 60 cars in front of me lots of engine heat
r lane no 60" time, 1/8 mile 10.071@ 70.365 1/4 mile15.745@ 90.805
end of racing

ROD
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Old Jun 23, 2005 | 02:36 PM
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I just posted my times and it made the times appear in red and they became underlined . Dont pay any attention to it its not like you can click on it to go to a different web site. The time in my signiture is also in red and I would like to know how to get rid of it.


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