Does, or should, the reduction in timing based on boost ever get to the point where I need to stop reducing the timing? For example, I'm at 15 degrees at 29psi (plugs look good) and 20 degrees at 19 psi. Does that ratio of 1 degree for every 2 psi carry on at 39 psi and 44 psi? Or is there a point where the timing reduction is not a linear reduction? Will I reach a minimum timing number that doesn't need to go lower?
Is this one of those situations where 'every build is different, and keep reading plugs and watching trap speed?'
What has your experience been with this?
My combo is not atypical - aluminum 5.3, 243 heads, BTR stage 2 turbo cam, 85/102 T6 journal bearing turbo on Ethanol- budget build obviously. And presently I feel that I'm not at the limit of this turbo- basing this on exh back pressure still at 1.6:1 and IAT increase is linear and under control.
Input is appreciated.
Is this one of those situations where 'every build is different, and keep reading plugs and watching trap speed?'
What has your experience been with this?
My combo is not atypical - aluminum 5.3, 243 heads, BTR stage 2 turbo cam, 85/102 T6 journal bearing turbo on Ethanol- budget build obviously. And presently I feel that I'm not at the limit of this turbo- basing this on exh back pressure still at 1.6:1 and IAT increase is linear and under control.
Input is appreciated.