Spark advance in Extender Extreme?

[Not Avg 6]

My question pertains to the low gear WOT spark adjustment in the Extender Extreme chip. With the default setting for parameter 10 being 8 which is 2 degrees additional advance in first and second. And, being adjustable from zero to four additional degrees. What numbers represent the adjustability from zero to four degrees additional adv. in that parameter?

Thanks

 

[BoostKillsStres]

You might check the www.fullthrottletech.com site as I remember a similar question being posted over there.

 

[Not Avg 6]

TurboBob or TurboDave?

 

[TurboBob]

0 = no additional advance in low gears.

15 = 4 degrees additional advance in low gears.


Bob

 

[Not Avg 6]

Thanks Bob,

Just for clarification and a little better understanding. If 15 is for 4 degrees and default 8 is for 2 degrees addition advance. What numbers would represent 1 and 3 degrees additional?

 

[TurboBob]

Originally posted by Not Avg 6
Thanks Bob,

Just for clarification and a little better understanding. If 15 is for 4 degrees and default 8 is for 2 degrees addition advance. What numbers would represent 1 and 3 degrees additional?

0 zero, zilch, nada
1 .25 degree
2 .5 degree
3 .75 degree
4 1 degree
5 1.25 degrees
6 1.5 degrees
7 1.75 degrees
8 2 degrees
9 2.25 degrees
10 2.5 degrees
11 2.75 degrees
12 3 degrees
13 3.25 degrees
14 3.5 degrees
15 3.75 degrees (ok, it's very close to 4 degrees)

 

[Not Avg 6]

Bob,

Perfect, that's what I wanted to know. Think that might have helped alot of Extender customers.

Thanks again.

 

[gndemon]

Originally posted by TurboBob
0 zero, zilch, nada
1 .25 degree
2 .5 degree
3 .75 degree
4 1 degree
5 1.25 degrees
6 1.5 degrees
7 1.75 degrees
8 2 degrees
9 2.25 degrees
10 2.5 degrees
11 2.75 degrees
12 3 degrees
13 3.25 degrees
14 3.5 degrees
15 3.75 degrees (ok, it's very close to 4 degrees)

I'm glad you posted that, I didn't understand what 1,2,3 would be ether.

 

[TurboBob]

Originally posted by gndemon

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