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Old May 10, 2003 | 10:39 PM
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Default George / Joseph

Ok, no need for explaining that I'm using that 91pm6georghack.bin..

I stated earlier that I had this bad jolt at 20, 10, and 0 vac. and I figured out what it was. I opened up the 91pm6george file in the old ghettodyne and at 21, 8, and 1 in HG (vac), the ignition table has extremely high numbers in those ranges... for example:

21 In Hg = 86.39
8 In Hg = 41.39
1 In Hg = 40.67

those numbers are extremely high and I'm for sure that's the jolt I'm getting. I'm still not for sure, but am I able to modify the file using Ghettodyne 1.03 and will it save it properly? I notice that there's nothing filled in past 1.3 PSI on the fuel pulse and on the ignition.. so I wasn't sure.. Please help me with this. I'd appreciate it.

Thanks.
Old May 10, 2003 | 11:25 PM
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Default Re:George / Joseph

In short, that file isn't compatible with any current versions of Ghettodyne.
When you open it in v1.03, the actual ignition map doesn't start until 600rpm/14InHg - all values before that are from a section of code preceding the maps.

George

Old May 10, 2003 | 11:37 PM
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Thanks George for your fast response..
Ok, I understand... but I'm certain that at those points (according to my boost gauge) a jolt comes into play. I don't think it could be fuel, I'm almost certain it's the ignition (it acts like too much of a delay basically).. Should I just edit those values in a hex editor?
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