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Old 01-09-2007, 03:56 PM   #1
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Ok so I started playing with ST and is amazing. I have A,B and C with the same values to see if the car is adding full advance, and it is. So do I add more timing to the ADV tables A,B,C or to the Primary IGN.



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Well I just re-read the Bible again (Wolfplayer's Sticky) and I guess is OK to just add more timing to the ADV tables.

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Either or, it really depends which one you would rather give more authority to. I personally used to use 8 but now I use 10 and anything above that I start adding in the primary ignition table again. I play with these settings depending on weather and what type of driving I will be doing. i.e. if drag racing only mapping use more primary and less DA but still a good buffer; road racing use more DA; DD winter more authority to primary with a safe overboost buffer; summer mode more authority to DA due to varying heat and loads, and etc.
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Exactly where to add it is to some extent a personal choice. I like to limit my DA tables to 7 or 8 max (some like higher, some lower, again just a personal preference). If I need to add timing and adding it to the DA tables will push the cell over that level, I add it to the primary ignition table.
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