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Old 10-02-2020, 02:39 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Compelica View Post
My counterpoint is that we don't drive with the pedal to the floor all the time, optimizing timing at non-WOT is basically maximizing power for all situations. But would love to hear your point on why you'd think it's not worth the effort?
Because if you're not WOT and want more power, put your foot down more. The argument could be made that obviously you could use it to maximise economy, but I think you'd want to tie that it with cam timing more than (but alongside) ignition timing. Again, you need a dyno for that.
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Also, assuming if I can get to a dyno and do timing runs all day... what do you think of the methodology I described? Or are there other methods tuners approach this problem with?
The general method that I've learnt is generally
1. Cams
2. Fuel
3. Timing

Non-WOT is hard to dial in unless you have live tuning as you can't hold at a load region and adjust. So all you get is power runs. There is some theory that you want a smooth ignition map so perhaps you just total up the timing maps (beware of different axis settings), get your WOT timing sorted and then try and smooth in the timing from high load cruise (around 0.7/0.8 load) and WOT.
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