Let's see your fully tuned timing maps
 

OK,

I'm re-tuning soon, and I want to see how far off I am from a "very good" tune. I'm particularly interested in tunes that have shown strong dyno powerbands and/or good quarter mile trap speeds.

So please, post your timing map!

I'll start with mine that I'm running as of today (this is straight 93, I run 25psi, with a taper to 20 at redline... still on stock turbo, stock WGA, stock mani/O2. The Green in my sig is "on order", and wga, ported mani/hotside/o2 are going in a the same time):

http://images.puremhz.com/timing-020408.png

I hope I'm not out of line when I say, damn thats a lot of peak timing, is that 14* peak? And at 25psi, must make for a fun drive...

100 oct. Mods in sig.

http://www.norcalmotorsports.org/use...ing_042107.gif

Power chart:

http://www.norcalmotorsports.org/use...owercurves.jpg

How did you work on timing map #2 and #3?

They are identical to #1

Razorlab, have AFR for that hex or dyno?

This is for 93 oct and 25psi spike holding 20-21 to redline.
(note - I changed the scaling on both axis so be aware)

http://www.skidmore.edu/~a_blaker/Misc/Timing%20Map.bmp

100oct, just a 25psi spike but settles to 20. Dyno sheet in sig pic thread.

http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x246/20psimr/ecu.jpg

Here's mine. Tuned on E78 fuel at 28 psi with buschur intake, ams fmic, gsc s1 cams, 3" tbe, walbro 255, 1000cc injectors and gm bcs

http://ws.wamnet.com/~gryan/timing.JPG
http://ws.wamnet.com/~gryan/380tq.JPG

dudical, I assume that square of 4-5° is for the two step? What benefit does that give you ?

12psi off the two step instead of 6-7 like stock.

So what kind of loads are you hitting @ peak and 7.5k ? Something like 280 falling to 220 ?

Dont have any dyno charts yet, but last year when my 4K - 6K rpm (3rd) times were 0.3 seconds slower it was 305/304 on a MustangDyno and about 5 psi less with a wanker tune without WB. I won't guess my current #'s until I go again



http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f264/C6C6CH3vo/h.jpg

That is exactly correct.

http://www.norcalmotorsports.org/use..._boost_afr.jpg