FlashPro Ignition Maps?
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FlashPro Ignition Maps?
Could anyone show me a screenshot of their ignition maps from flashpro?
I pretty much have my fueling sorted but the ignition map is all over the place. Could do with something to give me an idea of how to proceed.
Mines and F20c, so i know it will be slightly different to your F22's but itll give me an idea of where to go with it.
Cheers.
Dan
I pretty much have my fueling sorted but the ignition map is all over the place. Could do with something to give me an idea of how to proceed.
Mines and F20c, so i know it will be slightly different to your F22's but itll give me an idea of where to go with it.
Cheers.
Dan
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Originally Posted by Dan1987,Jun 19 2010, 06:44 AM
Could anyone show me a screenshot of their ignition maps from flashpro?
I pretty much have my fueling sorted but the ignition map is all over the place. Could do with something to give me an idea of how to proceed.
Mines and F20c, so i know it will be slightly different to your F22's but itll give me an idea of where to go with it.
Cheers.
Dan
I pretty much have my fueling sorted but the ignition map is all over the place. Could do with something to give me an idea of how to proceed.
Mines and F20c, so i know it will be slightly different to your F22's but itll give me an idea of where to go with it.
Cheers.
Dan
I think very few of us have done any significant ignition tuning without a dyno or reasonable torque measuring technique. Perhaps if you list your mods, someone with a similarly done F20C could show you a tuned one? Otherwise, the above is pretty sweet.
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I suggest leaving the part throttle timing alone, and just focus on full throttle for peak torque without any knock counts. I have started a couple threads here about how I set mine.
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Cheers. I know that really you need a dyno etc for proper ignition mapping but ideally do the same principles apply to ignition as fueling? E.g nice smooth maps with no crossing load lines/values? My fueling is at a quite nice 13:1 going to around 12.9:1 at the top end. Now im wanting to move onto the timing. My induvidual cylinder ignition trims are quite nicely balanced. Could i start by just using the standard ignition maps but just slowly advance the timing on the entire maps whilst monitoring knock and adjusting accordingly? Also how many degree's from standard are your ignition maps advanced by gernby?
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