Optimal Timing?
#1
Optimal Timing?
I have a few mods on my 1990 mustang and I'm looking for the best performance of out it I can get right now. I was wondering what does my timing need to be set to for normal performance and if I wanted to bump it up a little what it needs to be set to. Quick recommendations and comments please. I will be getting a local autoshop to tune it soon.
#2
RE: Optimal Timing?
i would start at 14* and go from there.
the best way (other than a dyno) is to start about 12* and bump in 2* increments at the track...when your mph (don't pay attention to et) goes down...back it off to where it was highest.
the best way (other than a dyno) is to start about 12* and bump in 2* increments at the track...when your mph (don't pay attention to et) goes down...back it off to where it was highest.
#6
RE: Optimal Timing?
ORIGINAL: Kbush723
so say a basically stock engine.. you can benifit from say 14 degrees of timeing..? advanced.. im assuming..
so say a basically stock engine.. you can benifit from say 14 degrees of timeing..? advanced.. im assuming..
w/ your plugs closed to about .040" (i spray so i close them anyways)
91+ octane and a msd...you can run 14* as long as it isn't really hot outside (like over 100* or 80 % humidity)