Edge Evo settings
You dont have enough timing adjustment/mods to use racegas. Unless ur running boost or a hefty N/A setup or nitrous, its money wasted.
I havent bumped my timing up yet. Run that 89 Tow tune i gave you earlier. With 87 I was getting 15mph. Just by running 89 and not changing anything else on that tune, I gained .6mpg so im up to 15.6mpg. Ill retune tomorrow and see what it does.
Now do you mean run 89 gas octane on my 87 tow performance tune?
here are my settings as of now
91 tune -
torque converter settings at max positive values
timing= +1.00
WOT=1.80
firmness= 12-12-0
rev limiter 5700
shift points= 1-2 5250 2-3 5400 3-4 5000
^^^those same settings with stock lvl 3 91 timing and only 1.3 WOT i put down 225hp and 250Ftlbs to the wheels. now with the timing advance i can fell a increase it the seat of pants dyno
so i need to re dyno
91 tune -
torque converter settings at max positive values
timing= +1.00
WOT=1.80
firmness= 12-12-0
rev limiter 5700
shift points= 1-2 5250 2-3 5400 3-4 5000
^^^those same settings with stock lvl 3 91 timing and only 1.3 WOT i put down 225hp and 250Ftlbs to the wheels. now with the timing advance i can fell a increase it the seat of pants dyno
Last edited by Fordfanatic101; Oct 1, 2010 at 08:45 PM.
[quote=JCP281;603016]Ill tell you this:
Adjusting timing is brutally simple, and more times than not is just time consuming. Timing adjustments are where you get the majority of your power gains. You can sneak out some power with the fuel settings, but more times than not fuel is used as your safety factor.
My friend did exactly what you just said and he cracked a piston. On top of it, he's a mechanic, maybe a hard headed one cause i told him not too do that.
I know what you are saying makes sense, but his motor didn't ping until there was blow by coming out of the valve cover breather
this was a 347 stroker out of a fox body mustang and not a modular motor, but same concept
Adjusting timing is brutally simple, and more times than not is just time consuming. Timing adjustments are where you get the majority of your power gains. You can sneak out some power with the fuel settings, but more times than not fuel is used as your safety factor.
My friend did exactly what you just said and he cracked a piston. On top of it, he's a mechanic, maybe a hard headed one cause i told him not too do that.
I know what you are saying makes sense, but his motor didn't ping until there was blow by coming out of the valve cover breather
this was a 347 stroker out of a fox body mustang and not a modular motor, but same concept
[quote=StonedGreen;608590]
Timing on a distributer is not really the same thing as going in through the computer. It is a lot more controlled via the computer. I would expect a mechanic to realize the differences.
Ill tell you this:
Adjusting timing is brutally simple, and more times than not is just time consuming. Timing adjustments are where you get the majority of your power gains. You can sneak out some power with the fuel settings, but more times than not fuel is used as your safety factor.
My friend did exactly what you just said and he cracked a piston. On top of it, he's a mechanic, maybe a hard headed one cause i told him not too do that.
I know what you are saying makes sense, but his motor didn't ping until there was blow by coming out of the valve cover breather
this was a 347 stroker out of a fox body mustang and not a modular motor, but same concept
Adjusting timing is brutally simple, and more times than not is just time consuming. Timing adjustments are where you get the majority of your power gains. You can sneak out some power with the fuel settings, but more times than not fuel is used as your safety factor.
My friend did exactly what you just said and he cracked a piston. On top of it, he's a mechanic, maybe a hard headed one cause i told him not too do that.
I know what you are saying makes sense, but his motor didn't ping until there was blow by coming out of the valve cover breather
this was a 347 stroker out of a fox body mustang and not a modular motor, but same concept
here are my settings as of now
91 tune -
torque converter settings at max positive values
timing= +1.00
WOT=1.80
firmness= 12-12-0
rev limiter 5700
shift points= 1-2 5250 2-3 5400 3-4 5000
^^^those same settings with stock lvl 3 91 timing and only 1.3 WOT i put down 225hp and 250Ftlbs to the wheels. now with the timing advance i can fell a increase it the seat of pants dyno
so i need to re dyno 
91 tune -
torque converter settings at max positive values
timing= +1.00
WOT=1.80
firmness= 12-12-0
rev limiter 5700
shift points= 1-2 5250 2-3 5400 3-4 5000
^^^those same settings with stock lvl 3 91 timing and only 1.3 WOT i put down 225hp and 250Ftlbs to the wheels. now with the timing advance i can fell a increase it the seat of pants dyno


