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Old 09-29-09, 05:38 PM
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N/A Base Map

can someone post up a base map for a normally aspirated 13b and there stats... i would like to see the differance between the turbo and a NA before i start the install of my LTX-12 onto my stock 13b NA.

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Old 09-30-09, 06:47 PM
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Not much difference. Generally n/a map will have slightly less fuel. The turbo map will get you started and driving very well.
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will it be better to run about half the timing split from about 2k RPM and up?
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No not really.

Leave the factory base map in their.

If your going to get someone to tune it you dont need to play with it.

If you have a AFR meter and you are going to tune it yourself then thats different.
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i was planing on trying to tune it myself.. i got my MT with the wideband option (LSM-11) and was planing on putting that expensive puppy to good use and making a learning experiance out of it
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Well thats fair enough.

Then from around 3k up run 6 degrees split.

Run around 18-20 degrees absolute timing.

And get your afr around 12.7:1 on WOT and make sure it stays flat till the red line.

That should get you max power on a n/a rotary.
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cool... and thanks!
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