havok hybrid

I just wanted to what everyone thinks or that is the common law behind psi and boost retard, for spark timing . im on 9 psi and i have no timing control.. just i have the distributor pull all the way back .. and i have my ecu custom chiped to retard .075 under load instead of advancing... what do u all think ...

M-EJ1

Bump ^^

I'm also curious on hearing what the general rule is about this.. I'm running 6 psi on a greddy kit on a D16Z6 and I want to boost more but I can afford to plop down 750 bucks for a MSD 6BTM...

CzanSOHC

.25 degrees per psi.

Also...BtM are only like $350 ish..

You can get a timming computer form jegs or summit for a little over $100

falcongsr

really? thats it?

b18cTurbo

depend on your compression,octane etc..
my btm is set at .40-.50 after 5 psi
btw i have 8.8:1compression and we have 94 oct here

CzanSOHC

Yes, my friend has taken his d16 up to 16psi w/ only .25 degrees...no detonation.

havok hybrid

YOUR FRIEND**.. what motor setup was it.. im on 9 psi.. ... and what turbo.. and what fuel.. ?... that would blown my mind if i could boost 16 psi on my sohc

CzanSOHC

Stock SOHC z6, Apexi turbo kit, Apexi V-AFC, 370cc injectors and missing link.

I told him he was crazy, but he pulled a 13.4 w/ z10 bars on a stock block at 16psi.

I don't recommend this at all.

b16ahybrid

They have the btm that you hook up to a stock ignition for about $169 and the one you hook up to an aftermarket ignition for about $180

Diego Boost

I was running .5 per/lb with the BTM before I got the Hondata.


[Modified by 99GSRT, 5:21 PM 2/16/2003]

B18EG6

This is distributor timing, right? and with hondata, it can do this on its own, right?

Diego Boost

Correct.

JT

Just curious, if you are willing to spend $750, why not doing it right and get yourself a S100 or S200 with boost? It's a much better way to spend your money, not to mention it gives you more control over fuel and ignition timing and other various settings such as rev limit, vtec point, open loop point. etc.


[Modified by JT, 1:55 PM 2/16/2003]

tegasaurus

yeah... to risk his motor like that on 16 psi for a 13.4 time slip doesn't seem all that great. if it was a 12.4 then i'd say well it's only what a $400 motor? nice times... but a 13.4... common

TurbothisLS

i've heard just to pull a little timing and you'll be fine until 10 psi
after that get the BTM or some other form of boost retard

DIRep972

iTrader: (1)

depends on the octane level gas u use and the compression ratio of the motor.

u can get away w/ stock timing up to a point. and then u might have to retard more and more as the boost goes up. and then theres a point where u have taken too much timing out which can be dangerous as well.

but.. .75deg retard per psi seems to be a good place to start
.5 deg retard/psi it still conservative but will make more power
.25 i would only do up to 10psi then i'd take out more.

if u look at the people tuning stock honda motors successfully they seem to take the higher boost/lesser timing approach. It has worked well on my car so far. running .7deg retard/psi


[Modified by DIRep, 8:39 PM 2/16/2003]

swrdply400mrelay

What were his trap speeds?

wickedxboi

can anyone help me?

how much would i need to retard for 7 psi with a b18b and rev hard set up(to4e)?

7 x .25=1.75 degrees?

im a noob at timing.

DIRep972

iTrader: (1)

I ran stock timing at 7psi w/ b18b and t04e. it ran great for a year. then i got hondata and turned up the boost more. but if u want to play it safe yeh .25deg retard up to 8psi would work nicely/.

b16ahybrid

not to hijack your thread but what about a stock b16a runing 9psi with t3t40E .57 trim .63 ar, gs-r ecu...
rite now i'm runing 12 degrees.....would 14 degrees be ok?