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Okay, so I have been monkeying with my MSD-BTM-6/Homemade dawes device/basic ignition timing for the past few weeks, and Am starting to get an idea of how this all works together, but I wnated to run my settings by you fellow SAABers...
1987 SPG:
Ignition timing: 8degrees (runs fine)
MSD BTM-6: anywhere from .47 to .75 on the dial
homemade bleeder (dawes) device set to about 4-5 threads showing.
I made the valve using the following website: http://www.thedodgegarage.com/ -> turbo database -> 17. Map Sensor modifications to prevent overboost shutdown
Now, the bleeder is in-line from the throttle body (tee's off from the
vac line going to the VA on the distributor) and is about 4 inches from the BTM. Should I plug it into the white vac canister on the passenger side for less wild pressure fluctuations? THe issue is that when I get up to about yellow/red line on the boost guage, the engine will start bucking and stumbling abit thus keeping boost levels right in that area, and I can only assume that it's because of
EITHER too much advance (from bleeder) or too much retard (from BTM).
I am also assuming that the optimal boost vs. ignition retard graph is a curve using a fixed or logarithmic ratio. With that assumption, I have learned that the BTM's retard curve is a straight line (1:1) graph, so I'm trying to intercept as many points between these two lines RIGHT????
NOW THEN, with all this techno-babble out of the way, am I close to the proper settings here? I have tried a red APC box and my original black APC and am getting similar, if not the same results with both.
HELP?! & Thanks in Advance for your time!
-ROb
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