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timing question d16y8 with p28 ecu

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Old 10-11-2006, 08:50 AM
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Default timing question d16y8 with p28 ecu

this isnt really explained any where and is not clear to me or probably most people

im about to do a d16y8 motor swap into an obd1 eg
and i plan on running a stock p28(d16z6) ecu, everything should be fine but the timming is where im questionable at

since the d16y8 motor timing is 12 degree's
and the d16z6 motor is 16 degree's , this is the p28 ecu i was going to use

what kind of problems will i have with the difference in timing or will it not matter?

do i need to get an aftermarket cam gear and correct the timing that way?
or
can i adjust the timing from the distributor and try to get it close to 16 degree's
or
can i just throw the stock motor in and stock p28 ecu and will it be fine?

all input is welcome, thanks
Old 10-12-2006, 04:32 PM
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Default Re: timing question d16y8 with p28 ecu (ironcheftony)

Won't matter a bit I'm running a Y8 with a P28 and have not adjusted anything and the timing is spot on
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