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Thread: Looking for M50B30 ignition timing map

  1. #1
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    Oct 2019
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    Spokane, WA
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    My Cars
    1995 325i Sedan

    Looking for M50B30 ignition timing map

    I am finishing up my build and now that I'm a couple weeks out from installing the engine I want to start figuring out a base tune so I can get the engine to fire up and start dialing it in.

    Specs:
    m50b25 block
    m54b30 crank
    m50b25 cams
    locked timing
    forged rods
    New bearings, rings, head gasket, and seals (upgrading to cut ring gasket over the winter)
    maxpeedingrods gt35r (will be upgrading to a either a borgwarner or precision turbo of similar or slightly larger specs in the next couple years)
    bottom mount turbo manifold
    m50 intake manifold
    porsche 60lb injectors (will be upgrading pump to radium dual setup over winter)
    Running 12psi (will be going to 18-20psi once I have a cut ring gasket)
    VAC oil pan baffle
    oil pump nut with locking wire upgrade
    all lines for oil and coolant are an fitted with nylon braided line
    standard coolant thermostat (upgrading to lower temp this winter)

    Just looking for a base map so that I can start dialing everything in so I can drive the car at least a little this summer and fall.
    Current Cars: 1995 325i Sedan (Super Clean Turbo Build Project), 2020 Mitsubishi Mirage (Because everyone needs something reliable)

    RIP 1999 328i (Cremated); You were a lot of fun, and many of your parts will live on in my new project. You'll never be forgotten.

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  2. #2
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    Location
    Seoul, phoenix, missoula
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    My Cars
    galant vr4 S13
    Very easy safe starting point.

    -10psi to -5psi range (low load vacuum)
    0-1000rpm 15*
    1500-2000rpm 20*
    2500-3000rpm 28*
    3500Rpm+ 35*

    0psi load (just as turbo starts making positive pressure)
    0-1000rpm 10*
    1500-2000rpm 15*
    2500-3000rpm 21*
    3500Rpm+ 24*

    Be sure to vertically interpolate from 0psi load down to -5psi load across the entire rpm range.

    Everything above 0psi you can subtract 1* of timing for every pound of boost.

    This will get you a safe/conservative timing map (assuming decent fuel is used) and a great place to start tuning from. (You’ll be within 3-5*).

  3. #3
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    My Cars
    galant vr4 S13
    Did you get her running yet?

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