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race101 02-01-2007 01:43 PM

Need Advice
 
I just bought Underdrive pullieys and I'm gonna get them installed over the weekend and my question is.. should i advance my timing?? if so, by how many degrees?? and is it worth me advancing my timing?? my engine is completely stock, the only thing it has is: K&N Intake, Catback Flowmaster Exhaust, and soon to be BBK Pullies..

Thanx:postwhore:

97stanger 02-01-2007 01:47 PM

you dont have to, your motor doesn't have that many mods where it would help that much. good luck on the pulleys.

03gtmustang 02-01-2007 02:49 PM

Do you have a timing adjustor or chip? If not then how are you going to advance your timing?

race101 02-01-2007 03:50 PM


Originally Posted by 03gtmustang (Post 243837)
Do you have a timing adjustor or chip? If not then how are you going to advance your timing?

take it to a shop

caballo 02-01-2007 10:57 PM


Originally Posted by race101 (Post 243861)
take it to a shop

Just wait till you get more mods... like a mid pipe or cams or maybe gears, then get a tuner and take it to a shop...

r3dn3ck 02-02-2007 02:51 PM

a shop will have to chip it or otherwise tune it or install an adjustable timing wheel like steeda makes. In any case that's a global adjustment to an electronically controlled motor. You'll get maybe a couple hp peak from it and have worse drivability. Get a power adder and then you can mess with the timing.

03gtmustang 02-02-2007 03:01 PM


Originally Posted by race101 (Post 243861)
take it to a shop

And what is the shop going to do without a chip or timing adjuster in the car?

Like red said, using a timing adjuster like Steeda's is the wrong way to do it.

WaterDR 02-02-2007 08:26 PM

Ain't like the old days. You can't just advance the timing as easily as you once could.

You either need a chip or hand-held tuner OR a Steeda Timing Adjuster. A tuner/chip will adjust the timing proportionally just like the car currently does. A TA will adjust the timing the same across the board.

IMO, a TA is really only good for a Drag car. When racing, you are prety much at WOT the whole time and the rpms are abover 4,000. This way the driver can tune the car by hand for higher octane fuel then return to the street and pull the timing back to normal.


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