ignition timing
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ignition timing
does anybody know how to retard or change ignition timing on 1800rs ?????????
- hemingway
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Assuming you're on a standard ecu (2FCD ?) then the cheapest way of modifying your ecu would be using one of Craig Moates' F2 cards (http://www.moates.net). Do you just need to retard the timing throughout the rev range or only at high load/throttle positions?
- sailorbob
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You want to get a ECU that you can map yourself so when your not using NOS you can put it back to road use, I think Motorsport developments were making or have made a something that you have on your dash so you can swap between maps for race fuel/NOS and road use
By the sounds of it you might want to lower the compression if your planing to run that amount of NOS and or have forged pistons fitted
By the sounds of it you might want to lower the compression if your planing to run that amount of NOS and or have forged pistons fitted
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thanks sailorbob on help. Freak power right now i start built new engine with forged pistons and lower comp ratio + direct port nitrous system with controller. Its a my new project and it has be finished in half year i hope....
- hemingway
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my message to MOATES:
> So there is my problem. I have Ford Fiesta
RS1800 with EEC-IV ECU. I run a
lot amounts of nitrous (100 hp shot) so I must retard my ignition timing for
a cuple of degrees. I wuld like to program ECU so that I can drive two
programs, one for normal driving without nitrous and one for Street race
competitions when nitrous is used...
> Is it posible to change program with turn of
a switch.
> Do you have any idea how to solve that
problem.
> Best regards
> Ernest Pancur
His answers:
Hi Ernest,
Sorry, but I do not have the Fiesta definition information. I could provide
you with the hardware to do what you desire, but software is lacking.
-Craig
What to do now. Is omex works well????
> So there is my problem. I have Ford Fiesta
RS1800 with EEC-IV ECU. I run a
lot amounts of nitrous (100 hp shot) so I must retard my ignition timing for
a cuple of degrees. I wuld like to program ECU so that I can drive two
programs, one for normal driving without nitrous and one for Street race
competitions when nitrous is used...
> Is it posible to change program with turn of
a switch.
> Do you have any idea how to solve that
problem.
> Best regards
> Ernest Pancur
His answers:
Hi Ernest,
Sorry, but I do not have the Fiesta definition information. I could provide
you with the hardware to do what you desire, but software is lacking.
-Craig
What to do now. Is omex works well????
- hemingway
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Ernest,
If your ecu is the 2FCD variant I've posted the base and altitude spark tables at http://tinypic.com/73ed0m.jpg (please note this was just a quick check and I haven't verified the rpm or load sites yet). If you want to investigate the Moates option further just ask and I'll give you the memory locations you need.
What's the ecu you use for street race competitions?
If your ecu is the 2FCD variant I've posted the base and altitude spark tables at http://tinypic.com/73ed0m.jpg (please note this was just a quick check and I haven't verified the rpm or load sites yet). If you want to investigate the Moates option further just ask and I'll give you the memory locations you need.
What's the ecu you use for street race competitions?
- sailorbob
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Take a look at this:
MegaJolt Jr. <- Click!
It needs only 2 wires: from EDIS (PIP signal) and to EDIS (SAW) - easy to switch with relay or something. And it's cheap and DIY too
MegaJolt Jr. <- Click!
It needs only 2 wires: from EDIS (PIP signal) and to EDIS (SAW) - easy to switch with relay or something. And it's cheap and DIY too
Sorry for my bad english...
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