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Old 07-18-2018, 03:09 AM   #1
PDXREALTOR
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Default Last timing column in primary ignition table

I have the last two timing columns in my table at 3.72 and 4.00. In winter with cold Temps I would hit 4.00 to 4.5 loads never dropping below 4.00. When WOT.

When the warmer air came, I found myself bouncing around between the 3.72 and 4.00 load columns and, also got more knock.

Whats the proper way, or a couple different ways, to deal with this situation of hitting two load cells on Wot runs or driving?

I was thinking of pushing the last table out to 3.70, and rescaling from 1.60 to 3.75 (or similar) then, I would remove any added timing in the IAT timing compensation table. I'm thinking this would offset the higher load.

I'm just not confident if this is a good or proper approach and need some opinions....
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