Lopey idle with MIVEC
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Lopey idle with MIVEC
So I have seen a few threads that talk about this being done, but nothing specific about actually doing it. Stock cams give it about 19.2* at idle and S1's about 14.4* if you want the nice throaty lope that makes our cars sound even better. That is all.
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JB
lol i saw a few threads too but i never bothered to read them. So your saying if i go in my timing map and change the idle timing to 19.2 or close that it will lope? lol thats great stuff if thats how it works. I never wanted to touch timing at idle because i didnt know what would happen or if it could hurt the motor. But heck maybe ill try this to see what it sounds like then change it back cause im sure it would sound badass with my TBE. Rice city baby! lmao but seriously though lemme know
If you go to crazy it will throw a miss fire code. Had a cust here with Cams and wanted more lope so I took it to 20deg at idle. Sounded mean as hell but it tossed a code in a few days.
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10-20% load, 500-1000 rpm is all I bothered to do. That way when its cold it will start up and idle like it should (1500 or so) without doing anything like dying or stalling out.
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I know it sounds weird, but the first time I did it sounded the same as well. I let the car sit, came out and started it and it was lopey. It might have something to do with being warmed up first?
gonna give this a bash ....
i am sure it gonna sound mean with my Greddy Ti-R
but i think it major rice to drive around like that LOL!
i am sure it gonna sound mean with my Greddy Ti-R
but i think it major rice to drive around like that LOL!
Last edited by Whoop_ass; Jun 4, 2007 at 09:40 AM.






