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Well, after studding logs for many months now I have tired to get better timing. It seems that this is the best I can do on my car.
-1.5 deg tming ---GIAC X MBC stand alone - NO TDC -- 62 deg - 95 oct - other ECU -FATS = 4.65: ![]() This is what PSmallsSmells gets: Weather=62F, Gas=3/8ths tank of 93 octane Mobil, Boost=~23 PSI tapering to ~21 PSI: ![]() So, I decided to do some testing on 95 oct gas using Trick 101 oct and SoCal 91 oct to get a blend that is comparable to 93-94 oct gas for the east coast people, keep in mind that we have 91 oct w/ 10% ethanol. My 95 oct blend has some ethanol in it from the 91 SoCal gas. I decided to go with 95 oct to better match the 93-94 oct of other states (other states do not have ethanol in their gas). Here are my results: (The Lem settings were the same for all runs, except for less than 1% change in primary, I used 2 different GIAC X ECUs as well as reset the ECU via Vag (soft reset) and pulled the ECU.) I finished 3/4 th of the 95 oct gas by the end of my testing. So about 200 miles total. page 1 Red - 62 deg - 95 oct - other ECU -FATS = 4.65 - reset ECU page 2 Pink - 62 deg - 95 oct - other ECU -FATS = 4.59 - reset ECU page 3 Dark Blue- 66 deg - 95 oct - Edy's ECU -FATS = 4.67 - soft reset (Vag Clear) page 4 Light Blue - 60 deg - 91 oct - Edy's ECU -FATS = 4.84 - My BEST time on 91 oct Intake Air Temp: ![]() Timing: (You can see that the 95 oct gas has about 5 deg more timing ACROSS THE RPM range than the 91 oct gas) ![]() CF: ![]() FATS: ![]() O2: ![]() Injectors Duty Cycle: (91 oct needs about 15% more fuel to sustain about the same power) ![]() You can find my complete detail logs here. My conclusion: My brew 95 Oct gas has about 5 deg better timing than 91 SoCal gas, and you need ~15% less fuel to sustain the same amount of power. I think my blend of 95 oct gas is still not as good as other state's 93-94 oct gas since it still has ethanol, but it is the closest I can match to the 93-94 oct gas. For those that are doing competitive FATS compared to the people that are running these 93-94 oct gas, kudos to you. Edy Discussions ON!
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