"P-Time" Light on. 90-4.0, AW4. Disco "command track"
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Will do! (Jeff and I will be rich! I smell the money already).
I did a quick measurement. "3/8 from the bolt hole" seems to be about 1/2in. advance. Have you/are you running any like that? And...does it ping (on regular/87 Octane) AND...have you run it with the knock sensor unplugged?
If I run two with a DPDT switch, I suppose it should turn on the water injection when switching to "highway/advanced".

I did a quick measurement. "3/8 from the bolt hole" seems to be about 1/2in. advance. Have you/are you running any like that? And...does it ping (on regular/87 Octane) AND...have you run it with the knock sensor unplugged?
If I run two with a DPDT switch, I suppose it should turn on the water injection when switching to "highway/advanced".

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Besides, I live at over 5,000 foot elevation so I wouldn't be a good test mule. Whereas, you would.
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OK..I'm slow to wrap my head around something, but I usually get it right. The bolt hole clearance you mentioned might be 1/2 inch, (of a radius curve)(at X dia).
Octane is a rating, not a substance. I actually want to fit two with a DPTD switch. (my foil is wearing thin).
See if the knock sensor is keeping your advanced CPS from knocking with 87 octane (rating)......Boss!
To answer your question, "No. Why would I do that? " Because I want to see 27.5 highway MPG. (I have gotten 24MPG on an engine pushen 300K as we speak). I can, and will goose that up, the operation of the knock sensor is a major factor.
Octane is a rating, not a substance. I actually want to fit two with a DPTD switch. (my foil is wearing thin).
See if the knock sensor is keeping your advanced CPS from knocking with 87 octane (rating)......Boss!
To answer your question, "No. Why would I do that? " Because I want to see 27.5 highway MPG. (I have gotten 24MPG on an engine pushen 300K as we speak). I can, and will goose that up, the operation of the knock sensor is a major factor.
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OK..I'm slow to wrap my head around something, but I usually get it right. The bolt hole clearance you mentioned might be 1/2 inch, (of a radius curve)(at X dia).
Octane is a rating, not a substance. I actually want to fit two with a DPTD switch. (my foil is wearing thin).
See if the knock sensor is keeping your advanced CPS from knocking with 87 octane (rating)......Boss!
To answer your question, "No. Why would I do that? " Because I want to see 27.5 highway MPG. (I have gotten 24MPG on an engine pushen 300K as we speak). I can, and will goose that up, the operation of the knock sensor is a major factor.
Octane is a rating, not a substance. I actually want to fit two with a DPTD switch. (my foil is wearing thin).
See if the knock sensor is keeping your advanced CPS from knocking with 87 octane (rating)......Boss!
To answer your question, "No. Why would I do that? " Because I want to see 27.5 highway MPG. (I have gotten 24MPG on an engine pushen 300K as we speak). I can, and will goose that up, the operation of the knock sensor is a major factor.
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