Wolf 3D Rotary Split
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well on boosted cars, especially high boost cars, i've seen people use the reverse curve that you are using.
for idle I use 5 degrees split as that helped pull a better vaccum when i was messing with split, as compared to 10+ degrees.
I've heard from ito and have seen in other tuners maps that the split increases to 12+ and as much as 16 degrees split in the mid to upper rpms when using high boost, to avoid any type of flame-front collisions
for idle I use 5 degrees split as that helped pull a better vaccum when i was messing with split, as compared to 10+ degrees.
I've heard from ito and have seen in other tuners maps that the split increases to 12+ and as much as 16 degrees split in the mid to upper rpms when using high boost, to avoid any type of flame-front collisions
Originally Posted by aki11ez
well on boosted cars, especially high boost cars, i've seen people use the reverse curve that you are using.
how the heck did i post that map???? i am running 8 deg split till 4500 9 till 5000 and 10 above five....
that table using some guidlines which dont make sense..
so i think my setup is good not that!!
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Originally Posted by signofinfinity
in fact i run 8 till about 4500 then up to ten...
is it true that the closer the split the better the power, but worst on emmisions?
is it true that the closer the split the better the power, but worst on emmisions?
i saw most power with 10 split
Originally Posted by signofinfinity
in fact i run 8 till about 4500 then up to ten...
is it true that the closer the split the better the power, but worst on emmisions?
is it true that the closer the split the better the power, but worst on emmisions?
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