BEATAV8
The Engine Whisperer
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- Feb 14, 2002
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That looks much better, even though it's showing such a big number. The knock hits when you spool up and the engine accepts the load, then it's clearing up and going away. That's the kind of thing that a good chip can be programmed to ignore.
Did it spin the tires when you did that?
My car will often do the same kind of thing when the engine accepts load and the tires spin. It's like an unwanted traction control....
The TTSD chip can be programmed to ignore the knock immediately after going to full throttle, based on either time or mph. Then you can look for knock after the engine has "settled in" to full load and you know you can trust the readings better. Also read the plugs to make sure.
Did it spin the tires when you did that?
My car will often do the same kind of thing when the engine accepts load and the tires spin. It's like an unwanted traction control....
The TTSD chip can be programmed to ignore the knock immediately after going to full throttle, based on either time or mph. Then you can look for knock after the engine has "settled in" to full load and you know you can trust the readings better. Also read the plugs to make sure.