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I'm looking for the max (stock) timing on a 99 when you rev it up without load. Presumably the timing maxes out at somewhere above 3000 rpm. Please let me know if you have that number. Thanks! Juan
Max timing advance on a 99 at high RPM
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Juan Pineda
, 04-03-2014 07:45 PM
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Posted 04-03-2014 07:45 PM
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Posted 04-07-2014 10:58 PM
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Hi Juan,
I'd love to help you but i don't know. I see that 114 people have read this but don't know either or ....
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Posted 04-08-2014 07:29 AM
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We have done this test on the road with a OBD2 reading it but it has been a few years and I cannot remember the number we were looking for, Jim knows what the number is maybe he can post that up.
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Posted 04-08-2014 07:56 AM
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24(.5) unless you have a hotrod ECU then its 28 or 30 depending which flavor you like....
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Posted 04-08-2014 08:37 AM
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24(.5) unless you have a hotrod ECU then its 28 or 30 depending which flavor you like....
Funny you should say that as that was what I was checking for, found that a certain car I had aquired had just that, we had put an advanced timing wheel on the car and were losing power, which made us think that a cheater ecu was inthe car. it was confirmed through this test... as i remeber it now it was like 30.2
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I thought is was 23.5, but I have not check in a long time. But definitely worst would be 23.5 stock if all is working correctly24(.5) unless you have a hotrod ECU then its 28 or 30 depending which flavor you like....
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Posted 04-08-2014 02:38 PM
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I thought is was 23.5, but I have not check in a long time. But definitely worst would be 23.5 stock if all is working correctly
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I should have said 24 (+/- .5) it really depends on how sophisticated your scan tool is and if it can even read to the .5 degree.
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