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Map 1 & 2 Log Check

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Attached logs for Map 1 and Map 2. I have quite a backlog to sample from, but never got around to uploading. Still scrubbing through posts on how to many any sense of these numbers, so any help/input would be appreciated! With these logs in mind, my goal is to run Map 2 daily, and hope to use Map 4 on occasion.

Current mods:
- jb4 w/ fuel & ewg wires
- HKS Spark Plugs 0.22 gap
- JunBL DP & exhaust

TIA
 

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I would say it's just ok in map 2. Make sure you are getting the best 93 octane you can. I use Exxon gas and have always had good luck. if you can get ign 2-6 to stay under 2.3 that would be more ideal. I'm not an expert so I usually focus on timing first. You may also try to do a reset by pulling the negative battery terminal for 15 minutes or so. that may clean up the timing.

Also, you can just email the logs to Terry for a quick look. he usually gets right back to you.
 
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I would say it's just ok in map 2. Make sure you are getting the best 93 octane you can. I use Exxon gas and have always had good luck. if you can get ign 2-6 to stay under 2.3 that would be more ideal. I'm not an expert so I usually focus on timing first. You may also try to do a reset by pulling the negative battery terminal for 15 minutes or so. that may clean up the timing.

Also, you can just email the logs to Terry for a quick look. he usually gets right back to you.
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I always use 93 from Sunoco or Costco. I did the spark plug install myself. Would verifying the gap come before or after trying the reset?
 
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After the reset. Probably not a gap issue, more likely a fuel quality issue. Try Shell or Exxon and do the reset. I bet that cleans it up.
 
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