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Old Aug 17, 2008, 09:24 PM
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The stock flash would be terrible for 25psi. It pulls timing and floods the engine with fuel. I wouldn't run more than stock boost until I got a different tune on that thing.
Old Aug 17, 2008, 10:32 PM
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it shouldn't be at 25psi, I don't even have a MBC on it.
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I would try to locate the stock rom and compare the two. also check to see if there is a MBC somewhere hidden. As for the rev limit, you might want to check your lower clutch switch. See if it was unplugged or adjusted improperly.

You should actually start your own thread for this, as it is OT to mivec tuning, really. Hope I could help.
Old Aug 18, 2008, 11:06 AM
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Thanks for the information. I actually started a thread for it.
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Originally Posted by dudical26
Does any one know of any other tech articles that discuss the advantages of advancing and retarding cam timing?
Hi all,
I pulled this off the Service Manual, hope it helps.
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Old Aug 21, 2008, 06:48 PM
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Very nice
Old Sep 30, 2008, 10:25 AM
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what about MIVEC if your using meth injection. should you just leave the MIVEC alone if switching from PUmp to racegas?
Old Nov 15, 2008, 08:07 AM
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Just read through the whole thread & see a few say that anything over 28.8 is going to just read 28.8 & some say you can go up to 30.0 max. My question is this - Under MIVEC Intake Advance Max it shows 28.8 if I change that to a different number will that has any affect at all? Could this be some kind of a limiter for MIVEC?
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Originally Posted by 51
Just read through the whole thread & see a few say that anything over 28.8 is going to just read 28.8 & some say you can go up to 30.0 max. My question is this - Under MIVEC Intake Advance Max it shows 28.8 if I change that to a different number will that has any affect at all? Could this be some kind of a limiter for MIVEC?
It is a software limiter, but there is a hardware limit of 28.8 deg. If you set the software limit to 30 deg, MIVEC will still not exceed 28.8 deg.
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Thanks

Originally Posted by mrfred
It is a software limiter, but there is a hardware limit of 28.8 deg. If you set the software limit to 30 deg, MIVEC will still not exceed 28.8 deg.
Old Jan 23, 2009, 06:17 PM
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hey does any one have a good mivec map for the brian crowers 272s? i know they suck but i got to get them to use b4 i get some kelfords or cossies

thanks

btw, im even with a car equiped with kelfords 280/272 9 with these cams....
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post up your meth injection MIVEC maps.
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I doubt they will be any different than the race gas maps.
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Originally Posted by Jeff_Jeske
I doubt they will be any different than the race gas maps.
+1. High load tunes for a particular turbo should all have similar MIVEC maps.
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you say High load, what about low loads?
and I cant really see meth/water MIVEC being same as race gas MIVEC since there is huge temperature difference between the two, combustion rate and properties post combustion.
intuition tells me that both cant be the same, but as we all know intuition is not always right.


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