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2slow4stock 02-01-10 12:04 PM

Timing/tuning question. S4/S5 n/a timing/split
 
Hey, I was just curious. How big or small is the timing from the S4 n/a and the S5 n/a. I found a motor that is street ported and basically rebuilt/built.

It's a s4/s5 hybrid. S5 rotors and balancing assembly. S4 keg. So when I run timing how would I go about the split difference, as I read it's a bit wider also. I plan on running a haltech, but use a TII map for reference and compensating the split. But eventually goes to 0.?

I really want to buy this motor, and not really have timing be a hassle. There is no s5 complete rebuilt/low miles n/a's around the area. This has my attention just for the fact it is high compression. (Last motor was stock s5 n/a-turbo, had a gt30 knock off with stock hotside. It pulled) Of course the deadly lean out... (Just because I took the silencer off and didn't pay attention to the wideband.)

But any hoot. Would there be that much of a difference in timing or no? I'm no expert in tuning, nor am I completely new. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

If anything I'll save my money for another forum members motor, another street ported one. t4 60trim is going on.

2slow4stock 02-02-10 07:16 AM

Well I'll just use use a s5 tii map and go from there then.

arghx 02-02-10 09:21 AM

https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/rotor-housings-fd-vs-s5-t2-vs-s4-t2-816116/

2slow4stock 02-02-10 02:12 PM

So what I'm reading is that it will make no difference. Sounds good to me.


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