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What would be typical ignition advance numbers for this setup?

Old 12-27-2013, 08:39 PM
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Hi guys,

Just wondering what kind of ignition advance numbers you are running around 15psi on 93 MON fuel, or what you think would be typical?

This is the setup in question:
  • CP pistons with 9:1 static CR
  • MSM head and MSM cams
  • 99 (VICS) intake manifold
  • EVO3 TD05-16G turbo
  • 2.5" exhaust

I had issues with my catch can filling up and pushing oil into the intake, trying to gauge how much effect this had on things.

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why don't you post a screen shot of your ignition map and we'll tell you if its good or not.
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Old 12-28-2013, 01:41 AM
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As requested:

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That's way conservative. Pretty sure you can run at least another 5* at peak load (205kpa right?) without even starting to push it.

I'm sure the oil in the intake is a big problem as well - among other things it can cause severe detonation when the car wouldn't even hiccup otherwise.
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Thanks man, let's hope the oil is the only problem! With one degree more timing the engine would ping on a 250rpm/sec ramp up but not 500rpm/sec.

Any other things I should look out for? The engine has perfect leakdown and compression results.
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Have you checked your static timing to make sure 10 degrees on your screen is actually 10 degrees and not perhaps 15.
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Hi Doug,

Awesome first post! Yeah, I have a 36-1 trigger wheel and I have verified the timing with a light. It's spot on and doesn't drift at all.

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if anything your timing map is retarded.
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Its definitely very safe. As Vlad said 5 degrees retarded compared to what most would run.

Even at 100kpa you are conservative. Fix your breathing issue.

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Originally Posted by timk
Thanks man, let's hope the oil is the only problem! With one degree more timing the engine would ping on a 250rpm/sec ramp up but not 500rpm/sec

Hmm i'm confused... what do you mean by that? Please explain how you're switching from a 250rpm to a 500 rpm map. I think i got an answer to ur issue.
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I just meant the ramp up speed setting on the dyno (Dynapack 4000).

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Ah my bad, i thought you were talking about the 500vs250rpm map settings on the adaptronic settings.
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Ahh yes that would be a small issue!!

Thanks for your post anyway.
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My setup is almost similar to yours. I am also having issue with oil catch tank filling up, I have good compression and leakdown numbers too. As a bandaid solution is to buy those 1 way oil valve from flyin miat and route the oil back to the oil pan.

My ignition numbers are 1-2degree more advance than yours. And any further advance, there is no increase in power but detonation.
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