WTD: Timing/ignition table for Megasquirt

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panel wrote:Jonas.......hope you don't mind me comparing all the maps?

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No I don't .. it should be noted that that is with e85 though.. lots of timing :D
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At what value do you guys have your cars idleing at? 10,12,14 degrees?
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15 ;) Would have been 12 on gas
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I have a table that's loosely based on the stock T4 dizzy, but with idle at 12.5 degrees, and some advance taken out at the top end. WOT tops out at 27 degrees. I have some of Jake's recommendations in there, too (or at least my interpretation of them).

It's a starting point, anyway.

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rick,
excellent. since i wont be running turbo, your table will be a good place for my and my 2270 to start.
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Here's something I found to help setting up your table using the 009 or 010 dizzy as a guideline.



http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewto ... ng&start=0
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Re: WTD: Timing/ignition table for Megasquirt

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Here's my msq, running MS2 3.1.2.

http://myweb.cableone.net/gjmcgee/Megas ... ntTune.msq

(right click/save as)

I'm still actively jacking with the timing, and note I used "cold advance"function over the full temp range, adding 10 degrees at low temp and pulling timing above a certain temp.

I'm hoping to get an insulated CHT setup working so i can log ACTUAL CHT using my EGT amp, want to try and set that channel up as CLT... not sure easiest way to get that.

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I love looking at tables, makes me think I'm in the matrix... LOL
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Here's mine,

It''s a little rough yet.

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I hope to tweak it again but it gets me down the road.

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I'm still working on my spark table as well. I recently tweaked the fuel delivery so I'm working to get it dialed in before I throw on the det cans and really dial in the timing.
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You can see my fuel strategy here. I'm currently trying out map switching to give me more RPM resolution for fuel as I had a couple of columns that just wouldn't tune properly.
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I've got a couple of header flanges that are leaking and low vacuum due to the intake setup and large cam, so that's the reason for the odd lean spike around 75 kpa.
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Here's my current setup, MS3/MS3x on a T4 1.8, web73 with 2L Porsche heads and intake/widened bus plenum to match.
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What are you holding for, Pile?
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Pile, I assume that new timing map still has the 10º shift in it? Why are you targeting in the 13.5 range for AFRs at WOT? Just curious, as I've never seen gains with that lean of an AFR under power. After 12.8 or so I've always seen diminishing returns. And you're not kidding on the lean cruise either ... I've never tried it, but it is cooler on that side of stoich. Thanks for sharing!
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