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10-16-2002, 08:30 PM	#5 (permalink)
SE-Rican SNAIL SQUAD Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Avon, OH Trader Rating: 12 (100%)	When I had my stock ECU and I went to the dyno I got the best results at 15 degrees. Like mentioned in a above post they do not react well to advanced timing. I put down very good numbers with the stock ECU.. So set the car at 15 degrees and you will be fine.. Even with the but dyno the car feels quicker . I set it at 17 once and the car died up top. __________________ -Rob- Get ready for a big SE-Rprise

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