19 August 2006, 01:16
Op hoeveel voorontsteking komt een B23 / 230 normaal ? Ik kwam een leuke tabel tegen:
For timing, we don't have a generator written yet. The basic principles are to determine a maximum advance for your engine and work backwards from there with heuristics ('rules of thumb'):
older engines (1960s up to 1990 or so) with two valves - max advance = 36ð
newer two-valve engines - max advance = 30ð
three or four valve engines - max advance = 26ð
then adjust for bore size:
under 3.5" (89mm) - subtract 3ð
between 3.5" and 4.000" (101.6mm) - no adjustment
over 4.001" (+101.6mm) - add 3ð
then adjust for the fuel:
regular - subtract 2ð
mid-grade - subtract 1ð
premium - no adjustment
That gives us a maximum advance figure. It you have an aftermarket combination with a good squish area and optimized quench, subtract another 2ð. If you have a flathead, add 3ð or 4ð or more.
Ik draai zelf op 36 graden. Veel verder durf ik nog niet te gaan. Maar ik merk wel dat er in de ontsteking veel power verscholen zit.
For timing, we don't have a generator written yet. The basic principles are to determine a maximum advance for your engine and work backwards from there with heuristics ('rules of thumb'):
older engines (1960s up to 1990 or so) with two valves - max advance = 36ð
newer two-valve engines - max advance = 30ð
three or four valve engines - max advance = 26ð
then adjust for bore size:
under 3.5" (89mm) - subtract 3ð
between 3.5" and 4.000" (101.6mm) - no adjustment
over 4.001" (+101.6mm) - add 3ð
then adjust for the fuel:
regular - subtract 2ð
mid-grade - subtract 1ð
premium - no adjustment
That gives us a maximum advance figure. It you have an aftermarket combination with a good squish area and optimized quench, subtract another 2ð. If you have a flathead, add 3ð or 4ð or more.
Ik draai zelf op 36 graden. Veel verder durf ik nog niet te gaan. Maar ik merk wel dat er in de ontsteking veel power verscholen zit.
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