Ive got a question for xcal2 owners

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Alright this is a question for a buddy of mine. I do not know about the timing adjustments on this tuner since i have the predator.

What do you guys recommend we advance the timing to and on what rpm ranges? Its a 98 GT mustang he has an slp catted x, slp LM1 catback, and a K&N CAI. Im here at college so im not near him right now but he said that you cant advance the timing one degree at a time. he said it goes from 0 then straight to 2 degrees. I told him to play with it and just listen to the motor while advancing the timing. It has a custom tune though that was made by americanmuscle.com so i dunno what they did or if my friend even loaded there tune.
 
I ordered my Xcal II from them americanmuscle.com. I am running their 93 octane tune and it seems to perform well. It has good low rpm power and it doesn't fall down on the top end either. However, I haven't tried adjusting their custom tune, other than fan speed and rear gear ratio, so I am not sure on how much and when to add timing. He should take it to someone for a dyno tune.
 
its hard to tell ya what to adjust it to when you dont know how much timing is already added from the tune that is already on there . you might wanna get on the forums over at sctflash.com to get more help on this
 
Alright this is a question for a buddy of mine. I do not know about the timing adjustments on this tuner since i have the predator.

What do you guys recommend we advance the timing to and on what rpm ranges? Its a 98 GT mustang he has an slp catted x, slp LM1 catback, and a K&N CAI. Im here at college so im not near him right now but he said that you cant advance the timing one degree at a time. he said it goes from 0 then straight to 2 degrees. I told him to play with it and just listen to the motor while advancing the timing. It has a custom tune though that was made by americanmuscle.com so i dunno what they did or if my friend even loaded there tune.
Sounds like you answered you question already. As with any timing advance device, advance it until you hear pinging then back off a little.