DBordersX
15+ Year Contributor
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- Apr 13, 2007
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Redding,
California
I'm running 10lbs on my Evo3 and I believe my MBC is all the way down.
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Well according to my break in sheet, Im supposed to start the car and NOT let it idle. So I cant really set my base timing right away. So I plan on hooking up my datalogger and setting the CAM sensor with the car off, after I do the timing belt. But I dont know what I should set it to? Whats the stock degree?
I believe base ignition timing should be 5* BTDC.
Bill
Thats what I thought it was too, but I just wanted to make sure...
So now all I need is a day off to get this thing running.
Good luck! I did the same thing on first start... started it, let it run at about 3 grand for 20-30 minutes, drained and filled the oil, then brought it down to idle and set the timing. Then I took it out for some pulls.![]()
(Yes, I did the 'break it in hard' technique... seemed to work great)
I just want to make sure, I set my fuel pressure to 36.6psi since its a 1g motor in a 2g. Is that correct? Or should I have it set at 43.5 like my 2g motor?
Mines at 43.5... I never really thought about that, but I'm pretty sure that even though its 6bolt swapped, it's still 43.5.
the ECU is what controls everything, so if it's a 2g ecu, you have to set it at 43.5 psi

I just want to add on the topic of remote mounting your oil pressure sending unit. First off, DO IT! It scared the living hell out of me when I saw my gauge read 0. Even though my stock gauge in the cluster was still reading it just scared me. Its not so much it "shaking loose" its more about the vibration of the engine killing the actual sending unit. Those sending units don't just pop off they really just die from the vibration. Here is a couple of links that may help (atleast they helped me):
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=255436
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=185873
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...925228+4294923437+4294846127+115&autoview=sku
Hope that helps and good luck with the build. Looks great so far
