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Old 02-21-2026, 05:40 PM   #1
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AI going in hard on fueling and timing

AI leaning on physics and eng. theories and concepts and provided the following.

This isn’t what I’m running today but would be open to experimenting if there is a supporting consensus here. What are your thoughts?
It seems really rich to me. I challenged that and it insists that it will make more power with these

e85
RPM Target Lambda Timing (° Total) Notes
2,500 0.84–0.85 19–20° High load, knock sensitive
3,000 0.83–0.84 20–22° Torque ramp building
3,500 0.82–0.83 21–23° Approaching torque peak
4,000 0.81–0.83 22–24° Near peak torque
4,500 0.80–0.82 23–25° Peak torque area
5,000 0.80–0.82 24–26° Transition to HP focus
5,500 0.79–0.82 25–27° VE dropping slightly
6,000 0.79–0.81 26–28° Peak HP zone
6,500 0.79–0.81 27–29° Airflow limited, needs timing

93 octane
RPM Target Lambda Timing (° Total) Notes
2,500 0.85–0.87 16–18° Knock-prone region, timing pulled back vs E85
3,000 0.84–0.86 17–19° Torque building safely
3,500 0.83–0.85 18–20° Approaching midrange torque peak
4,000 0.82–0.84 19–21° Peak torque area, conservative timing
4,500 0.82–0.83 20–22° Mid-high torque, slight knock buffer
5,000 0.81–0.83 21–23° Upper RPM, torque focus
5,500 0.80–0.82 22–24° Peak HP ramp
6,000 0.80–0.82 23–25° Peak HP, airflow limited
6,500 0.79–0.81 24–26° Top end, safe knock margin

Humidity
Fuel Humidity Effect Timing Change at WOT
E85 High RH → cooler charge, ethanol adds knock margin +1–3° at 2,500–4,500 RPM
93 High RH → cooler charge, but less knock margin than E85 +1° max at 2,500–4,500 RPM
E85 Low RH → slightly hotter charge 0 to -1°
93 Low RH → slightly hotter, more knock-prone -1–2°
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Old 02-21-2026, 06:03 PM   #2
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What combo is this being run on? Boosted or NA? Cam specs? Compression? What other mods? Sure as heck would not work on a boosted combo.
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Old 02-21-2026, 09:12 PM   #3
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I have tried numerous combinations using AI for timing and fuel that had a similar concept. All were slower (60-130) than what a tuner did. They say lower timing at peak torque, but it’s the part that was most noticeable when I made the adjustments. 2nd part was 110-120 and 120-130 mph segments when I tried .85 and below.

I spent way too much time with Claude,grok and chatgtp on this with little to show for.
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Old 02-22-2026, 07:56 AM   #4
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What combo is this being run on? Boosted or NA? Cam specs? Compression? What other mods? Sure as heck would not work on a boosted combo.
Stock SS with a lt2 intake and cai

I think I’ve tried and swept these afrs years ago and landed much leaner. I wish I kept my notes
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Old 02-22-2026, 08:30 AM   #5
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I have tried numerous combinations using AI for timing and fuel that had a similar concept. All were slower (60-130) than what a tuner did. They say lower timing at peak torque, but it’s the part that was most noticeable when I made the adjustments. 2nd part was 110-120 and 120-130 mph segments when I tried .85 and below.

I spent way too much time with Claude,grok and chatgtp on this with little to show for.
They were telling you to running richer too and you went slower right?
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Old 02-22-2026, 06:43 PM   #6
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They were telling you to running richer too and you went slower right?
yep. Even going from to .85 from .88 it got slower. I never went richer than .84, it seem to run best between .87-.88 and above that, i didn't gain anything so i backed it down.

My tune is very similar to this car timing and fuel wise and you can see by rpm the afr/lambda and timing if you slow it down. The data log part starts around 15:45

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