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**Gregski** · 02-22-2020, 04:03 PM

Timing

At this point let's jump to the VCM Scanner and setup a Histogram / graph to show us what exactly our egnine's timing looks like.

We only need three Channels to get started:

1. Timing Advance (this will give us the meat and potatoes aka the values in the cells)

2. Engine RPM (this will be our X axis ie the Title on the top of the graph just like in the High (or Low) Octane table)

3. Cylinder Airmass (this will be our Y axis label, again just like that of the Hight Octane (or Low Octane) table)

02-22-2020, 04:03 PM	#285
Gregski Post Whore Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 10,810	Re: HP Tuners Tutorials - Timing Timing At this point let's jump to the VCM Scanner and setup a Histogram / graph to show us what exactly our egnine's timing looks like. We only need three Channels to get started: 1. Timing Advance (this will give us the meat and potatoes aka the values in the cells) 2. Engine RPM (this will be our X axis ie the Title on the top of the graph just like in the High (or Low) Octane table) 3. Cylinder Airmass (this will be our Y axis label, again just like that of the Hight Octane (or Low Octane) table) Attached Images Last edited by Gregski; 02-22-2020 at 05:49 PM.