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Old 05-13-2005, 08:02 AM
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i am putting a turbo on my bone stock b18c1.. t04e 57 trim.. runnin it 7 psi.. not boostin till i get better management and engine work obviously
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when i put the kit on is there anything i have to do to the ignition.. like retard it or something.. or is 7psi not going to do much.. and what is a good recomendation on spark plugs..
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Spark Plugs = NGK's
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ngk plugs 1-2 steps colder
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BKR7E, gap to about .032"

are you using am FMU for fuel? if so, retard timing to about 14deg at idle.
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Default Re: new turbo.. ignition (pv2dickman)

you will probably end up having to retard your timing becuase I have a setup similar to that, but my turbo is the 60 trim. I am using the NGK 1 step colder plugs and they are working good.
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