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DaOnE51T

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Jan 17, 2004
Queens, New York
Here's a new log:

Code:
RPM	TPS	O2	KNCK	INJP	TIMA
3281	100.0%	0.88V	0	17.41ms	16°
3344	100.0%	0.88V	0	16.90ms	15°
3719	100.0%	0.88V	0	17.15ms	15°
4000	100.0%	0.88V	0	17.92ms	17°
4156	100.0%	0.88V	0	18.94ms	18°
4500	100.0%	0.88V	0	20.22ms	18°
4750	100.0%	0.88V	0	21.50ms	18°
5031	100.0%	0.88V	0	21.25ms	19°
5156	100.0%	0.86V	1	21.25ms	19°
5406	100.0%	0.86V	0	20.99ms	20°
5594	100.0%	0.86V	0	20.48ms	22°
5938	100.0%	0.86V	0	19.71ms	22°
6063	100.0%	0.86V	0	19.71ms	23°
6094	100.0%	0.86V	0	18.94ms	23°
6469	100.0%	0.86V	0	18.43ms	23°
6500	100.0%	0.86V	0	18.69ms	22°
6625	100.0%	0.86V	0	17.92ms	20°
6688	100.0%	0.86V	0	15.10ms	20°
6781	100.0%	0.86V	0	16.90ms	20°
 
You're pushing those injectors pretty hard, from your 6469 RPM point you are just above 100% duty cycle. Granted it is race gas, but be aware of it. Otherwise, the log looks awesome.
 
DaOnE51T said:
whole point of race gas is to get rid of knock and lean that thing out ;) You'll enjoy the results
 
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