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Bronson@APR
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^Don't you guys have a tweak on your site to get more data out of a micro-can cable?
BLK INT = 25
CHAR INT = 0
^Don't you guys have a tweak on your site to get more data out of a micro-can cable?
BLK INT = 25
CHAR INT = 0
^Don't you guys have a tweak on your site to get more data out of a micro-can cable?
BLK INT = 25
CHAR INT = 0
How much timing pull is safe on APR tunes?
2012 SEAT LEON DSG
AWE/GIAC KO4
98 octane{93US}
there's no "safe" timing pull per say.
timing pull or retard is a reaction or a "safety" in simple terms. a way to look at it is if timing is consistently being pulled more than -6 ( further than -6 in the negative range) there could be a problem. occasional pull 0 to -3 is considered spec
Ok... I see about -4,5 midrange and -3 at high rpm (5-6k) over 6k it is clear...
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0 to 14 degrees and above is considered timing advance and is favorable b/c it in combination with ignition and piston position creates the most power.
0 to -12 and lower is timing pull and occurs for a number of reasons when conditions aren't right which reduces the power being made via the same process as above but its chiral-opposite.
rpm doesn't matter much u can pull in idle.
I know what you mean but I speak for timing pull...
ah, right, i misunderstood your post. yes anthing -4 to 0 is "ok" but u should be advancing timing under load at lower-mid to high rpms.
if u are pulling more than -4 or-6 under load at mid to high rpms, you may have a problem. u should most always be advacing timing under load not pulling
That's right... I have about +10 in midrange advancing to 18 at high rpms and cf pull about -4.5 in mid and falling to -3 at high... with 0 cf from 6 to 7k with 18.8° advance.