How to compensate for higher compression ratio in the R-tek 2.0's base timing map?
How to compensate for higher compression ratio in the R-tek 2.0's base timing map?
I'm using the Rtek 2.0 with 9.4:1 compression rotors instead of the 8.5:1 rotors the Rtek's timing map was designed for. I'm looking for suggestions on how to modify the base timing map to compensate for the higher compression ratio?
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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The Rtek 2.0 seems to have real timing numbers to work with even though its only modifying the stock timing map. So I would think that just pulling the timing like on any other standalone and less boost would do the trick.
Try posting this in the standalone forums, like haltech or powerfc. Definately a lot more people w/ tuning knowledge. Try to find one of those "timing" threads that shows how they do it for high hp. I think they usually adjust the timing by comparing it to the EGT temp
-Ben Martin
Try posting this in the standalone forums, like haltech or powerfc. Definately a lot more people w/ tuning knowledge. Try to find one of those "timing" threads that shows how they do it for high hp. I think they usually adjust the timing by comparing it to the EGT temp
-Ben Martin
the 2.0 is out?
just took a look at the site! has there been a thread on here to let everyone know it is out? maybe i just missed it. Anyways let us know how it goes with the 2.0. If i didn't go stand alone I would go for the 2.0
just took a look at the site! has there been a thread on here to let everyone know it is out? maybe i just missed it. Anyways let us know how it goes with the 2.0. If i didn't go stand alone I would go for the 2.0
Last edited by hondahater; Jan 31, 2006 at 08:24 AM.
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