Ktuner V2 deg(ign)

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Hey guys I recently noticed the deg(ign) on my Honda hack consistently staying at around a 25-32 under any sort of load. I’m not entirely familiar with how all of the engine retarding works or whatnot but I know it could be affected by a couple different factors so I’m going to include pictures of everything

Honda Civic 10th gen Ktuner V2 deg(ign) upload_2019-4-23_18-58-13


Honda Civic 10th gen Ktuner V2 deg(ign) upload_2019-4-23_18-58-26


These pictures were taken seconds apart and as you can see the number jumps and stays at a high 20/low 30. Is there any reason for this? I have never noticed it before until today
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25-32 under any sort of load.
You're not under load in the photo. Ignition varies based on actual load, airflow, air pressure, temperatures, knock control, and other factors.
 

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Ignition timing probably isn't something worth monitoring, FWIW.
 

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Also, you're better off monitoring k.control over k.count. Knock count is useless on this platform. I would replace the k.count box with air-to-fuel ratio at least, it's better worth monitoring.
 

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When I monitor stuff, I look at IAT's, K. Control, ECT, MAP and fuel trims. I agree with fenix that timing isn't something you need to monitor closely.
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