Steeda Pulleys/Diablo Predator
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Steeda Pulleys/Diablo Predator
Still learning, please help!
I'm getting ready to install Steeda underdrive pulleys and I'm wondering once installed should the timing be advanced to 13 degrees? I live in California where we only have 91 octane so I'm not sure if 13 degrees is ok or not.
One more question regarding the Diablo Predator: If I have the standard Diablo Predator "performance tune" installed right now and I want to advance the timing while keeping that tune, do I just plug it in and use the "modify tune" option and go to the part where I can advance/retard the timing? Will advancing/retarding the timing effect any other part of the tune?
I'm getting ready to install Steeda underdrive pulleys and I'm wondering once installed should the timing be advanced to 13 degrees? I live in California where we only have 91 octane so I'm not sure if 13 degrees is ok or not.
One more question regarding the Diablo Predator: If I have the standard Diablo Predator "performance tune" installed right now and I want to advance the timing while keeping that tune, do I just plug it in and use the "modify tune" option and go to the part where I can advance/retard the timing? Will advancing/retarding the timing effect any other part of the tune?
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Originally Posted by jjtgiants
Still learning, please help!
I'm getting ready to install Steeda underdrive pulleys and I'm wondering once installed should the timing be advanced to 13 degrees? I live in California where we only have 91 octane so I'm not sure if 13 degrees is ok or not.
One more question regarding the Diablo Predator: If I have the standard Diablo Predator "performance tune" installed right now and I want to advance the timing while keeping that tune, do I just plug it in and use the "modify tune" option and go to the part where I can advance/retard the timing? Will advancing/retarding the timing effect any other part of the tune?
I'm getting ready to install Steeda underdrive pulleys and I'm wondering once installed should the timing be advanced to 13 degrees? I live in California where we only have 91 octane so I'm not sure if 13 degrees is ok or not.
One more question regarding the Diablo Predator: If I have the standard Diablo Predator "performance tune" installed right now and I want to advance the timing while keeping that tune, do I just plug it in and use the "modify tune" option and go to the part where I can advance/retard the timing? Will advancing/retarding the timing effect any other part of the tune?
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