I can email a Map that was listed in the 06 ix mr...I have tried to pull timing and played with the fuel but cannot seem to loose the knock...some one willing to look at the map and offer any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Evoscan Run

 

you need to not log so many parameters and get some more granular logs. Log wideband, timing, tps, RPM, load and knocksum. Get a few full pulls and post those up. these are pretty useless.

Where in MA are you?

 

Raynham Ma, ....I have 2 full hours of logging just broken up...
here are a few more...
This vehicle was purchased with what seems to be a ton of work... not all done correctly but right now I am having problem with knock-timing-fuel

Car has a 20g 9lt with 650cc injectors, 22lbs boost, full exhaust no cat, lc-1 wideband, intercooler upgraded, cams....not sure which ones, block was redone to a stroker motor also with lower compression to run high boost.

 

I do see what you mean for parameters....will try again with better weather.... car doesn't like the rain today.

 

you need to take logs with not as many things selected. Only logs the parameters i posted in the 2nd post.

 

pm sent

 

With the stroker motor you need to figure out if the knock is real or not and maybe go use the new knock control mods to adjust your ambient knock settings for the built motor.

Try and verify the knock with Det Cans of some sort.

 

less parameters with tons of knock counts!!???

 

there is no TPS so i am not sure if you are part throttle. It looks like it is always happening at peak boost. Timing looks conservative but AFRs seem erratic. can you pull the rom and post it?

 

I tried posting the rom....it says it is too big compressed??
same map with TPS

 

it says the rom is 147k and it will only post 100k

 

Just do a print screen of the timing and fuel map, paste into a photo program, crop and post as a pic.

 

Be mindful that if you have a physical issue, like a boost pressure leak somewhere in your system, this can wreak havoc with knock issues. You can bet that at least 50% of the cars in this forum will leak some air at 20 psi, some of them significantly. I strongly suggest conducting a pressure test if you have not recently done so.

The first step is to be sure that what you have is not real knock, and there is a reasonably good chance that it may very well be.

 

Hope this works
This is the best I could really do for now.

 

better pics