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02-07-2004, 10:00 AM | #1 |
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how to read ignition timing datalog?
I have the Auterra/Nology logger, and I was getting some hesitation and thought I heard knock in the 3-5k prm range (stage 2 TXS unichip). I took a log of ignition timing vs engine rpm. Upon reviewing it, I guess I have no idea what I'm looking for. When rpms would rise on a WOT section, timing would drop significantly, which I would expect anyway. But, how can I tell if it is retarding timing due to a knock condition (i.e. dropping timing more than normal).
At idle, I would see timing #'s around 12 at idle, 35-40 at a 2500 rpm cruise, and it would drop to around 6-12 at WOT when the rpms reached spanned from 4000 to 6000. Does this info seem right?
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