I am using an A9P with a supercharged 351W, very large cam, performer intake, twisted wedge heads.
Not too long ago I was ready for a tune on the dyno and before I went, it was suggested that I remove the MSD 6 BTM I had installed because the tune was going to take care of that compensation the MSD supplies. The guy who tuned the engine agreed. But can someone tell me how the tune can eliminate this?
There's a machine shop that's going to put together a motor for me and the guy is concerned about this pushing 9.5:1 CR and not having the timing adjusted properly. He is advising me to go closer to 9.0:1.
Also, the more I think about it, couldn't I benefit from a simple MSD 6a box?
Thanks.
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MSD boxes, a motor, and a tune
1992 F150, 351W, Vortech V-1 Si trim blower, Edelbrock Performer intake, Twisted Wedge 205cc heads, shorty headers, MASS Air A9P with Tweecer-RT, custom cam, 4x4, short bed, 33" tires, 61mm throttle body, and custom cam..
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decipha
Re: MSD boxes, a motor, and a tune
boost is airflow u can set the ecu to retard timing with more boost/airflow
an msd6a box would give u a little hotter spark if u want
ask the tuner to print out your ignition map and a load curve so u can see exactly what u got
an msd6a box would give u a little hotter spark if u want
ask the tuner to print out your ignition map and a load curve so u can see exactly what u got
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