what is stock timing
i need to know stock timing by rpm
if someone has this info please just post if its ap1 or ap2.
i want to know how much advance the timing is from 4k-9k
i know somewhere near 8400 the stock ecu lowers timing about 6 degrees
if someone has this info please just post if its ap1 or ap2.
i want to know how much advance the timing is from 4k-9k
i know somewhere near 8400 the stock ecu lowers timing about 6 degrees
I wouldn't want to run stock timing unless I knew how much the knock maps backed it off. That being said. The stock numbers inside the ecu would be a bad starting point. You are better off logging via odb and using those numbers as a base.
stock timing for ap2 at WOT
3-5.5k: 29-28 degrees
8.5k+: 28-27 degrees
so, 4-9k at WOT the timing will be advanced as much as 29 (in the lower rpm range) and will drop to 27 degrees in the higher rpm range -
note this only applies to WOT conditions...
3-5.5k: 29-28 degrees
8.5k+: 28-27 degrees
so, 4-9k at WOT the timing will be advanced as much as 29 (in the lower rpm range) and will drop to 27 degrees in the higher rpm range -
note this only applies to WOT conditions...
Timing for the AP1 is probably not as agressive as it is for the AP2.
Here is the stock timing curve for a totally stock '06 (blue) compared to a nearly stock '08 (red). The lines at the bottom represent knock retard. I don't know why the '06 had so much more knock retard. Note that these datalogs were done when barometric pressure was between 950-1000 mBar. At higher altitudes, timing would be more advanced.
Here is the stock timing curve for a totally stock '06 (blue) compared to a nearly stock '08 (red). The lines at the bottom represent knock retard. I don't know why the '06 had so much more knock retard. Note that these datalogs were done when barometric pressure was between 950-1000 mBar. At higher altitudes, timing would be more advanced.
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I use the scanguageII...it doesn't really "log" it necessarily, but you can monitor pretty much every parameter your stock ecu puts out. Then, what I do is, drive around with rpm, load, tps, and ign timing on the screen and then record it with my phone. Then I go back and play/pause the video and copy the values into AEM appropriately. That's how I made my basemap for my prelude. Runs great. I realize this is an s2k forum with the F20/22, but the H22 has similar ignition values. Here is what my stock map looks like:

this is with base timing set to 16*

this is with base timing set to 16*
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