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LOGGER READS around 9 degrees of TIMING @ Idle on a 97 GST.. shouldn't it be 5?

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MarkAngelo05

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Nov 7, 2006
Pearl City, Hawaii
Hi!

Okay, My car has always read 9 degrees of timing at idle.. is this normal.. I thought it normal was 5 degrees.? Well, there is no way to adjust base timing, so what can I do other than keeping it that way? I'm pretty sure I installed the timing belt right.. It's been running "fine" for the past 6k miles since the head job, could I be a tooth off timing? it idles smooth... But again, I only made 261whp @ 20PSI of boost... so it could be a lil off.....?? thanks!!!


Mark
 
this is normal. when you turn your ignition on before you start the car the logger will read 5 degrees
 
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