ignition timing with a radix
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ignition timing with a radix
just installed my radix with a westers tuned computer for the radixand when you get on it it pulls the ignition timing back to around 8-11 degrees.i hear no audible detonation it has 93 octane gas in it anyone have any ideas? thanks it is an all new setup the computer and the radix.
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it came with the 3.1 pulley and boost i dont no i dont have a gauge on it yet but it will pull the timing out of it while it is sitting in the garage when you hit the gas pedal it will go from 17 degrres and drop down to 2 or 3 degrees .
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The stock SuperChips tune puts about 17* at WOT up top. It can take considerably more than that though. I'm running a couple more pounds of boost and a bit ore timing than that. A little timing on a blown motor goes a LONG ways.
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i guess i will have to get a hold of westers and see what they have to say but thanks for the help flyer. do you have your tb coolant passage hooked up cause i left mine bypassed and when you take the 2 wires off of the maf harness to wire the new iat sensor do you still hook the rest of the wires up to the maf sensor or do you leave them unplugged? cause when i left them unplugged the set a low voltage code on the maf circuit but it doesnt change how it runs. thanks
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Originally Posted by hdhorsepower
just installed my radix with a westers tuned computer for the radixand when you get on it it pulls the ignition timing back to around 8-11 degrees.i hear no audible detonation it has 93 octane gas in it anyone have any ideas? thanks it is an all new setup the computer and the radix.
Flyer how much you got going?
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Before I put the 5.3 heads on I had as much as 23* timing up top. That was on a 60-70* day. That may change if the weather gets hot or after repeated pulls.
hd, plug the MAF back up. It still needs the readings.
hd, plug the MAF back up. It still needs the readings.
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