Fat Daddy Posted March 16, 2010 Share Posted March 16, 2010 I`ve got a 75` 280z with 260cc turbo injectors, in a NA engine, while the turbo is getting a rebuild. I`ve been in contact with sds and they say that I have 32,33 degrees under RPM IGN so if I have another 18 ADV then total is 51 degrees. After reading a few posts, I get the feeling that I am past my optimum timing. I didn`t set the computer but, I was assured it wasn`t pinging. Now my tuner friend is no longer around, so I`d like to take matters into my own hands lol, but I`m not sure how to go about finding the best timing. I`ve also found an on line way to view the spread sheets through ``Google docs`` and Gmail. If anyone has a map to share, that might be a good way to send it. Any help would be greatly appreciated https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=t7fgjkeDfgbY0dbtvOY_NBgan That`s the link to my spread sheet. Let me know if anyone can read it Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ozconnection Posted March 16, 2010 Share Posted March 16, 2010 I`ve got a 75` 280z with 260cc turbo injectors, in a NA engine, while the turbo is getting a rebuild. I`ve been in contact with sds and they say that I have 32,33 degrees under RPM IGN so if I have another 18 ADV then total is 51 degrees. After reading a few posts, I get the feeling that I am past my optimum timing. I didn`t set the computer but, I was assured it wasn`t pinging. Now my tuner friend is no longer around, so I`d like to take matters into my own hands lol, but I`m not sure how to go about finding the best timing. I`ve also found an on line way to view the spread sheets through ``Google docs`` and Gmail. If anyone has a map to share, that might be a good way to send it. Any help would be greatly appreciated https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=t7fgjkeDfgbY0dbtvOY_NBgan That`s the link to my spread sheet. Let me know if anyone can read it Hey, I'm running an stock N42/N42 L28 and with some work to the cooling system, I'm running 38 degrees total @ 3500rpm. In addition, I've got vacuum advance connected to manifold vacuum which adds a further 16 degrees advance. My engine runs beautifully and has a responsive throttle that is ping free until the days go 35 degrees celcius or over and I'm at WOT getting into it. Fifty plus degrees on a light throttle is very do-able. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
S130Z Posted March 16, 2010 Share Posted March 16, 2010 Take into consideration that the vacuum advance is only engaged under light throttle, when there is a good vacuum being applied. When under WOT the vacuum advance is not giving the additional 18 degrees. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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