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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:19 AM
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not trying to start an arguement, but, didnt the rnr manifold you are using seem to cause knock issues in another test, which may be why your timing is low, compared to the timing that that has been stated off the stock turbo on pump...
No, the knock was caused from a cut wire on the knock sensor which we replaced with a NEW knock sensor. Go reread that thread. We clearly stated what happened and even posted a picture of the damaged knock sensor.
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:19 AM
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:22 AM
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No infact i didnt.. The point i was trying to make is that, you have a huge power band, and the car is going to move. You have tremendous power over that stock turbo graph, in all the right places.. Numbers are just numbers, get the car out to the track and see what it does.. I have seen cars on that dyno at around that whp run low 11's with average drivers. What more do you expect then that, on a modified stock turbo, on the stock motor? If you don't like the turbo take it off.

Secondly you seem to have a **** poor attitude judging by the way you responded to me.. Don't be such a ***** to people who are trying to stay posative..
I wasn't trying to be a ***** and I don't appreciate the way you are talking to me. I simply asked for you to "please don't compare your dyno numbers with mine since they were on a different dyno".

You can take the name calling BS out of my thread. Thanks!
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:25 AM
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My input was stated before, i believe when it comes to tuning a car Timing comes first over all as long as you have a base set for boost. If you can't run more than 3* down low and 13* of timing at redline than there is a problem, maybe with the tune, maybe with the engine, i dont know, i would have to see this though. When i was looking at a tune with my friend who runs the WR turbo he was pushing 22* at redline on pump and that car has insane torque!
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by EVOONYOASS
I wasn't trying to be a ***** and I don't appreciate the way you are talking to me. I simply asked for you to "please don't compare your dyno numbers with mine since they were on a different dyno".

You can take the name calling BS out of my thread. Thanks!
I am sorry if i took it the wrong way but your reply seemed sarcastic as ****.. If you didn't mean it that way, i appolagize.

Was the plot doug posted your stock turbo plot or some other stock plot?
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Dave@Kingpin
I am sorry if i took it the wrong way but your reply seemed sarcastic as ****.. If you didn't mean it that way, i appolagize.

Was the plot doug posted your stock turbo plot or some other stock plot?
I think the lower numbers on that graph is the stock turbo graph @ 26 psi and C16, but keep in mind at THAT time I was still on stock intercooler, stock 02 housing, stock injectors, stock licp, and no meth.

Like I said, I am curious what the stock turbo would do with all these new added parts I have installed.
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:45 AM
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wow, that is VERY interesting. On my Stock MR turbo i am pushing 8.5* ramping to 20*-21* on pump gas ... There is some torque missing right there. I wonder why the car was knocking? Now on Meth+c16 you should be able to push even more timing than that. Something doesn't seem right here. Now just my the lack of timing you are runing the HP is way higher than the torque, which on a 20g is well... not expected....just my 2 cents
The way AEM and OBDII displays timing is not the same. AEM always reads lower.

I'd like to see 34psi out of this thing.
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 09:54 AM
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The way AEM and OBDII displays timing is not the same. AEM always reads lower.

I'd like to see 34psi out of this thing.
I go off my Utec timing, even at my local race shop they talk about hitting up to 25* of timing on there hondas with the AEM
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 10:01 AM
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I go off my Utec timing, even at my local race shop they talk about hitting up to 25* of timing on there hondas with the AEM
I believe UTEC as a piggyback would display stock ECU timing figues (as available from the OBD port with a datalogger).
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
The way AEM and OBDII displays timing is not the same. AEM always reads lower.

I'd like to see 34psi out of this thing.
Thanks... I was going to post something but you beat me to it. You can not compare the stock ecu's timing to the aem. They are two different beasts.
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 10:22 AM
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I'm wondering if lowering the boost a hair and trying to add timing will make a difference or will it be a wash?
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 10:24 AM
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What are the mods for the lower HP graph? Is that the setup minus the 20G, new FMIC, LICP, O2 housing and meth -- on C16?
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 10:27 AM
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What are the mods for the lower HP graph? Is that the setup minus the 20G, new FMIC, LICP, O2 housing and meth -- on C16?
Yes, exactly.
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
I believe UTEC as a piggyback would display stock ECU timing figues (as available from the OBD port with a datalogger).
I have seen datalogs of the stock ECU hitting 40* of timing.......the utec could NEVER go that high without detination. The Utec acts more as a standalone using the stock ECU for normal car functions. Thus the figures would be very similar if not exactly the same between the Utec and AEM
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Old Jan 27, 2006 | 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Nez136
I have seen datalogs of the stock ECU hitting 40* of timing.......the utec could NEVER go that high without detination. The Utec acts more as a standalone using the stock ECU for normal car functions. Thus the figures would be very similar if not exactly the same between the Utec and AEM
As other said, you aren't right on this. UTEC numbers are the same as what you see at the OBDII port. AEM numbers are MUCH lower. Isn't 8-9 degrees typical for pump with AEM at WOT?

Sure the stock ECU will hit 40 degrees at part throttle low load, but you'll never see that at WOT. The UTEC can act as a standalone in some respects, but it still uses timing numbers comparable to the stock ECU.
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