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Old 07-15-07, 12:18 AM
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Help:Timing for ported motor with fuel computer

Hey, Got a large extened port T2 motor. Running stock timing and a microtech fuel computer.
Car will be going on dyno for tune later in the week. but at present im having issues with the timing. getting a bit of a splutter in the upper rpm 4k+
Im thinking i should get the car idling under 1000rpm and them advance the timing about 5-8 degs from stock ( warm ) to compensate for the larger porting.

im not looking for anyone to tell me exact numbers for where i should be advancing to, just some advice on whether what im doing is right and what others have done when not going to a full stand alone.
Do i need to reset the Inital set conector?

Thanks for you help.
Old 07-15-07, 09:56 AM
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In my experience, but port engines will want less timing then you think. 5-8 degree seems excessive.

Here's a good thread explaining timing:
http://forum.teamfc3s.org/showthread.php?t=41915
Old 07-16-07, 08:45 PM
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Thank aaron. Thats a very interesting article. ANy other suggestions
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