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I'm going to answer this in a couple of parts.
First off, how do you know you are "too far advanced"? You haven't told us where you are, so I can only assume that you live somewhere in the vicinity of Buford, Georgia, which means you don't have a California-style visual inspection to deal with and are thus making this determination based on tailpipe numbers (which you also haven't told us.)
Second, I'm having a hard time figuring out what an "offset of 8°" means. Is that your trigger angle? Is your idle advance 8°? Etc.
If you really do want to just drop the whole map by 10 degrees, do this:
First off, how do you know you are "too far advanced"? You haven't told us where you are, so I can only assume that you live somewhere in the vicinity of Buford, Georgia, which means you don't have a California-style visual inspection to deal with and are thus making this determination based on tailpipe numbers (which you also haven't told us.)
Second, I'm having a hard time figuring out what an "offset of 8°" means. Is that your trigger angle? Is your idle advance 8°? Etc.
If you really do want to just drop the whole map by 10 degrees, do this:
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Yeah you do have that in TS.
All the menus are defined by your firmwares .ini all that's changed is the button to activate it. Use the asterix button and you can scale by whatever figure.
All the menus are defined by your firmwares .ini all that's changed is the button to activate it. Use the asterix button and you can scale by whatever figure.
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