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2010-11-17 01:33:05

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Timming on SR20VE with 20V Cams

I just installed some 20V cams on my stock sr20ve motor. I wanted to know what timming should i be running? Is it 5 degs or less or more? Please advice is needed...

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2010-11-17 02:03:05

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Originally Posted by Speedracer

I just installed some 20V cams on my stock sr20ve motor. I wanted to know what timming should i be running? Is it 5 degs or less or more? Please advice is needed...

Your not helping anyone with the lack of info. If ur using a DE ecu then run it @ 15 deg like the ecu wants. If it's a VE ecu then run it at what the VE ecu is suppose to be.

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2010-11-17 15:40:49

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Originally Posted by BlueRB240

Your not helping anyone with the lack of info. If ur using a DE ecu then run it @ 15 deg like the ecu wants. If it's a VE ecu then run it at what the VE ecu is suppose to be.

Thanks man....yes i am using the VE ecu and maf....

Also do anyone know where is the stock engagement of the cams in the 20V?

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2010-11-18 01:57:55

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