turboglenn
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- Nov 5, 2007
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RIpley,
West Virginia
Just wondering what kinda timing you guys are running to keep det down in those gears underthe extra loads and higher temps.
This is assuming you eitherr have a stand alone with no knock sensor or aren't enabling it, or are fooling it to where the timing you program is what you get like in my ECU (but i have J&S safeguard system that i can desensitize) I ask because most tuning i've ever done and there's a LOT of tuning under my belt has been all third gear stuff (especially in DSM's becase of weak 4th's and now i know it's the 3/4 hub mainly on 2g's but tha thte 4th is tiny compared to third even inside the trans as far as gear area)
meaning are you
1.) using lower overall timing curve
2.) trimming timing by gear
3.)trimming timing by IAT's or some other engine sensor variable
4.) backing offf from what you max out on a third gear dyno session?
i know most of you guys this fast don't even dyno tune, just log passes and adjust, but ive asked bonneville people and got answers that made sense but are not feasible for a drag car... or street car, now that i've had a chance to run on a marked off 1320 and noticed i was in mid 4th crossing that line, i feel that i may be pressing the cylinder pressures a litle hard for the load.
I usually don't have issues at all even without the J&S, but i have had my ONLY issues on top speed runs where i'm in 5th making high boost on the sametiming used on 3rd gear (has been a long time since i blew one this way thgough) but i usually pop a gasket if i push too hard in 5th and have my timing for peak HP in 3rd on dyno
just wondering what ways you guys deal with the chnge from a car that goes through the traps in 3rd to one that's maxing out 4th or even getting into 5th
you mile guys can chimein too but i'm more interested in stuff that applies to morethan standing mile cars where extra weight isn't a bad thing
This is assuming you eitherr have a stand alone with no knock sensor or aren't enabling it, or are fooling it to where the timing you program is what you get like in my ECU (but i have J&S safeguard system that i can desensitize) I ask because most tuning i've ever done and there's a LOT of tuning under my belt has been all third gear stuff (especially in DSM's becase of weak 4th's and now i know it's the 3/4 hub mainly on 2g's but tha thte 4th is tiny compared to third even inside the trans as far as gear area)
meaning are you
1.) using lower overall timing curve
2.) trimming timing by gear
3.)trimming timing by IAT's or some other engine sensor variable
4.) backing offf from what you max out on a third gear dyno session?
i know most of you guys this fast don't even dyno tune, just log passes and adjust, but ive asked bonneville people and got answers that made sense but are not feasible for a drag car... or street car, now that i've had a chance to run on a marked off 1320 and noticed i was in mid 4th crossing that line, i feel that i may be pressing the cylinder pressures a litle hard for the load.
I usually don't have issues at all even without the J&S, but i have had my ONLY issues on top speed runs where i'm in 5th making high boost on the sametiming used on 3rd gear (has been a long time since i blew one this way thgough) but i usually pop a gasket if i push too hard in 5th and have my timing for peak HP in 3rd on dyno
just wondering what ways you guys deal with the chnge from a car that goes through the traps in 3rd to one that's maxing out 4th or even getting into 5th
you mile guys can chimein too but i'm more interested in stuff that applies to morethan standing mile cars where extra weight isn't a bad thing
and on the dyno i've seen DSM's shred fourth gear easier than third and when i'm tuning for other people i don't want to breajk their stuff even when they tell me topush the limits, so i tune third and re-tune.