Spark_Fuel_Offset vs Auto-trigger?
Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2012 3:40 pm
My tuning seems to be coming along and I was re-reading the sections
dedictaed to sequencer differences. The Spk_Fuel_Offset looked
interesting, and made me wonder on my even fire straight six exactly
where injection was occuring.
I am using TS 2.05 and did not see an option for Spk_Fuel_Offset, but upon
browsing the ini, I see that is set to not be available if Auto trigger is enabled.
I currently have the 'Injection Timing Angle(deg)' set to 48. If I am understanding
what I have read, that would place the injection event, assuming timing of 20 degrees,
at 72 degrees before TDCC2, which is also assuming that Spark_Fuel_Offset is defaulting
to 0.
After re-reading that section and the Megamanual section on Injector Timing Delay, I
realize that my setting of 48 is likely a poor choice, largely influenced by the example
in the Megamanual. Before I start altering it to test the results, I hoped to see if
my understanding was in the ballpark.
dedictaed to sequencer differences. The Spk_Fuel_Offset looked
interesting, and made me wonder on my even fire straight six exactly
where injection was occuring.
I am using TS 2.05 and did not see an option for Spk_Fuel_Offset, but upon
browsing the ini, I see that is set to not be available if Auto trigger is enabled.
I currently have the 'Injection Timing Angle(deg)' set to 48. If I am understanding
what I have read, that would place the injection event, assuming timing of 20 degrees,
at 72 degrees before TDCC2, which is also assuming that Spark_Fuel_Offset is defaulting
to 0.
After re-reading that section and the Megamanual section on Injector Timing Delay, I
realize that my setting of 48 is likely a poor choice, largely influenced by the example
in the Megamanual. Before I start altering it to test the results, I hoped to see if
my understanding was in the ballpark.