i use 5 degrees of timing in mine in the low end of the table for firm shifts down low, However i have negative 6 degrees in the top end for shifts.
negative timing seems to work better for quicker shifts anyway.
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i use 5 degrees of timing in mine in the low end of the table for firm shifts down low, However i have negative 6 degrees in the top end for shifts.
negative timing seems to work better for quicker shifts anyway.
u dont understand the table.
if you put in -6 degrees in the minimum timing table. the ecu can not go any lower than -6. so if your seeing -40 now. it will hit the "wall" at -6. it's not a -40 +20 = -20 degrees equation.
B5153 Power Reduction Minimum timing in my e38 is set to -10 degrees for the whole lot
B5157 -Minimum Final Timing=
Goes from +6 to -10 after 0.72g/cyl
what b5156 or alternativily post your tune files and i'll take a look and see if anything stands out.
Attachment 14273 Here you go.
well it all looks good. i have put the settings that i use in from my e38, so see how it goes.
GM certainly likes to run some timing in those motors. knock sensors are seem pretty relaxed too. i run forged pistons in my ls3 block and my knock threshold numbers are at 6 for all mg.
Attachment 14274
do a compare, but it's mostly the reduced power spark and minimum timing tables.