Trigger setup
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Trigger setup
Is everyone with an NB using 79 and 10 degrees as the ignition timing mark angles in the trigger setup?
Mine are set to 77 and 8 degrees. It was set like this with a timing light by my tuner, but I've got a water to air intercooler so it's a bit hard to see the markings.
I'm just wondering since the sensors are fixed, all NBs should be the same, is this correct?
If I were to change this back, would I have to add 2 degrees of timing to my entire ignition map?
Mine are set to 77 and 8 degrees. It was set like this with a timing light by my tuner, but I've got a water to air intercooler so it's a bit hard to see the markings.
I'm just wondering since the sensors are fixed, all NBs should be the same, is this correct?
If I were to change this back, would I have to add 2 degrees of timing to my entire ignition map?
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my car wouldn't crank with the 79,10 defaults. I had to set it to -10 (69,10) to crank. I have pretty aggressive timing settings too, I grabed the timing map I had on my prevous setup (IRTB's, freeedom ECU). so not sure if its my timing or not.
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