Let's see your fully tuned timing maps
Sep 11, 2011, 04:22 PM
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wizzo, I found the spreadsheet.
EVOMapWorksheetAutosmoothingv24_xlsm
cannot load it, because it exceeds file size limitation
lmk if you want it and I'll send it to you.
applied to my map and this is result.
EVOMapWorksheetAutosmoothingv24_xlsm
cannot load it, because it exceeds file size limitation
lmk if you want it and I'll send it to you.
applied to my map and this is result.
Oct 11, 2011, 07:54 AM
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not fully tuned by any means
2.4 block, stock head, pte 6765, 3" tbe , 12 psi , 680cc injectors, tephra v7 sd 96531706 , gm3bar map .. just learning let me know what guys think any input would help...
Oct 11, 2011, 03:56 PM
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Why so much hate and no help? Lol. This thread is meant to help people out. Maybe he's trying to learn how to tune and max out his setup before buying new mods which I made the mistake of doing by just throwing money at the car instead of trying to get the most of my setup and learning before upgrading. I'm no expert by any means but at quick glance you could probably smooth out that timing, those jumps of 4 degrees from cell to cell are no good. That's going to induce knock. Try to make the transitions smooth. That will improve the feel and allow you to run more timing eventually. Put your logs and virtual dyno and keep increasing timing until you encounter knock or stop making power and back it off a degree. Make some adjustments and then post back her with your maps and some logs. Good luck
Oct 11, 2011, 04:10 PM
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Why so much hate and no help? Lol. This thread is meant to help people out. Maybe he's trying to learn how to tune and max out his setup before buying new mods which I made the mistake of doing by just throwing money at the car instead of trying to get the most of my setup and learning before upgrading. I'm no expert by any means but at quick glance you could probably smooth out that timing, those jumps of 4 degrees from cell to cell are no good. That's going to induce knock. Try to make the transitions smooth. That will improve the feel and allow you to run more timing eventually. Put your logs and virtual dyno and keep increasing timing until you encounter knock or stop making power and back it off a degree. Make some adjustments and then post back her with your maps and some logs. Good luck
Oct 12, 2011, 10:55 AM
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Why so much hate and no help? Lol. This thread is meant to help people out. Maybe he's trying to learn how to tune and max out his setup before buying new mods which I made the mistake of doing by just throwing money at the car instead of trying to get the most of my setup and learning before upgrading. I'm no expert by any means but at quick glance you could probably smooth out that timing, those jumps of 4 degrees from cell to cell are no good. That's going to induce knock. Try to make the transitions smooth. That will improve the feel and allow you to run more timing eventually. Put your logs and virtual dyno and keep increasing timing until you encounter knock or stop making power and back it off a degree. Make some adjustments and then post back her with your maps and some logs. Good luck
