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    After the CNC work on my heads my car is flowing a lot more so I started to re-tune it. Im losing 5 deg of timing at wot when before I wasnt. I am hitting alot of new cells now because of the more air but still, Im loosing timing at 5500rpm and .88g/cyl. What could be pulling timing, I found 2 deg from IAt but cant find the other 3.

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    I have checked all the most common causes.

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    Aspark? Bkr?
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    0 kr

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    monitor - burst knock retard

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    Quote Originally Posted by VYSSLS1
    monitor - burst knock retard

    Thanks alot... thats what it was. I played with it for a couple of hours and ended up zeroing it out. With BK baically turned off from 3600rpm on up I get 0.0 deg of KR and my wot timing is now what it should be. Can I leave it like this or is it hurting anything? I have 26 deg at wot at .96 grams/cyl. I never had an issue till I had the heads worked and started seeing more grams/cyl.

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    Quote Originally Posted by minytrker
    Thanks alot... thats what it was. I played with it for a couple of hours and ended up zeroing it out. With BK baically turned off from 3600rpm on up I get 0.0 deg of KR and my wot timing is now what it should be. Can I leave it like this or is it hurting anything? I have 26 deg at wot at .96 grams/cyl. I never had an issue till I had the heads worked and started seeing more grams/cyl.

    ah no worries as long as its all ok, yeah the first time i cam across this exact prob you had, it had me stumped for a little bit as well.

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    VYSS,

    Welcome to the forum mate (I should have picked up on this in the other thread).


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    B KR is preemptive if the PCM sees large changes of air (especially spikes in the VE table when in SD mode ) it will pull timing before it actually happened
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    Quote Originally Posted by joecar
    VYSS,

    Welcome to the forum mate (I should have picked up on this in the other thread).


    Joecar, im not new to the forum been here a little while now

    anyway ill take this opertunity to say hi to all on here.

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