Let's see your fully tuned timing maps
#2626
Evolving Member
Map is worse than even the old map. The old map does have too much timing but at least its smooth. Your map has too many timing jumps. My suggestion would be starting with an oem timing map or paying someone that knows what they are doing. Even with helping you out im not sure your automotive knowledge would be enough.
#2628
anyone running 300 load on a 2ltr on 98 ron , think that's the same as 93 in the US, I'm getting some knock up 6250-7000 but don't know if I'm using too little timing or too much. cheers!
#2629
Evolving Member
Sure, plenty people here are. Kinda hard to answer your question without seeing any numbers, though?
#2632
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ge...ique-tune.html
any help would be appreciated on the timing maps etc...tx
any help would be appreciated on the timing maps etc...tx
#2634
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This looks close to my map. it could be a bit conservative... but not by much. your boost is very low though. U can run 25psi easy on 98oct. even 30psi.
#2636
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iTrader: (5)
It has been a bit since I changed my setup for this past race season. I only had a chance to run this map at 1 event. It is an all out map for Global Time Attack events. It only sees 1 to 3 hotlaps in a 20 minute track session.
Mods:
GSC S2's w/ 5041 springs and Ti retainers
FP 71hta w/ stock wastegate actuator preloaded to the max
FP 84mm FAP Cover w/ FP Intake
FP Race Manifold
APS Twin Vent BOV
FIC 950's
Aeromotive 320lph pump
VRSF 3.5" IC
ETS LICP
Muse UICP
Map o2
Invidia DP
3" Straight Pipe Exhaust
Logged 26.6psi peak, 25psi by 7k and 24psi to 8k. 93octane. 396/355 to the wheels on a Mustang Dyno
Mods:
GSC S2's w/ 5041 springs and Ti retainers
FP 71hta w/ stock wastegate actuator preloaded to the max
FP 84mm FAP Cover w/ FP Intake
FP Race Manifold
APS Twin Vent BOV
FIC 950's
Aeromotive 320lph pump
VRSF 3.5" IC
ETS LICP
Muse UICP
Map o2
Invidia DP
3" Straight Pipe Exhaust
Logged 26.6psi peak, 25psi by 7k and 24psi to 8k. 93octane. 396/355 to the wheels on a Mustang Dyno
#2640
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iTrader: (5)
I will let you know. On paper it does look laggy, but when looking at my track data I spend most of the time above 4.5k rpm which is where the turbo shines. The event I competed in last year I was needing to use a lot more rpm than I am used to, to be able to run the times that I did. Since I have the valve train for higher rpm I might as well have a turbo more suited to the range I use on track. Plus, I am going to go with a 2.1L LR for next season which will help spool a tad.