New Perfect Power Tf-10 Fuel And Timing Controller!
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QUOTE (dmdicks @ Jun 22 2009, 05:08 PM)
The TF-10 distinguishes between advance and retard by the use of the minus (-) sign. Since I'm running Ethanol (E85) and it has 106 Octane I haven't seen the need to retard any timing, only advance.
I thought about the SMT-8 but its more expensive and it can only drive 2 subinjectors.
I thought about the SMT-8 but its more expensive and it can only drive 2 subinjectors.
Ah ok that is understandable. Judging by your previous post I figured out that you are using both, retarding and advancing, and that advancing is being used only in the middle range of the ignition map fing02.gif
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Here's some manuals to look over if anyone is interested...
Perfect Power TF-10 Tech Manual
Software Users Guide
Perfect Power TF-10 Tech Manual
Software Users Guide
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I think if I ever swap built bottom end back into car I'm going to replace SMT6 with this, same time. Seems like it's too good to be true.