Mac Timing adjusters
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Mac Timing adjusters
Hey, my girlfriend bought me a timing adjuster for X-mas! So I installed it and first i set it 5+ and noticed alil bit more power in the higher rpm, then i decided to -5 and noticed that i could brake the tires loss everytime time shifting into second but it didnt seem to have as much power at higher rpms, where do you guys think i should set it?
#2
RE: Mac Timing adjusters
retarding the timing should only hurt performance all around. the idea is to advance the timing, but be careful not to go too far with it, as you could cause serious damage. Considering you have the PI heads and upped compression, I'd say stay around 14* which is 4* advanced over stock...
#5
RE: Mac Timing adjusters
ORIGINAL: stonemonk9
not necesarily, ive heard that some engines acctually benefit from it, it seems to back fire more at higher degrees also
not necesarily, ive heard that some engines acctually benefit from it, it seems to back fire more at higher degrees also
#6
RE: Mac Timing adjusters
Well I have to run the premium octane due to the raised compression, it doesnt idle rough or pings and its always had a slight miss, but it backfires more than ussually when comin down from higher rpms. I thought that if you retarded it there would be more torque and more hp if advanced, maybe im mixing up cam timing???
#7
RE: Mac Timing adjusters
yea, maybe, I don't really know anything about cams...I have a timing adjuster on my car, so I've had a little experience with screwing around with timing and have talked to some people about it, but never messed with cams. All I know is that they're a long stick with lobes, hahaha.
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