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    M20B25 stock Ignition map and stock fueling map

    Hi, I'm in the process of converting my stock engine from Motronic 1.3 to a standalone ECU. I would like to view the ignition and fuel maps for a genuinely stock M20B25 as most maps I can find are either for Boosted or highly modified engines. the only catch is I have 440cc injectors... Please help me :)

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    RPM Deg. Adv
    6200 24
    5840 29
    5600 29
    5480 24
    5240 15
    5040 15
    4800 22
    4520 22
    4360 18
    4200 18
    3800 30
    3000 30
    2400 21
    1800 17
    1200 8
    800 1

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      #3
      Originally posted by hasa View Post
      RPM Deg. Adv
      6200 24
      5840 29
      5600 29
      5480 24
      5240 15
      5040 15
      4800 22
      4520 22
      4360 18
      4200 18
      3800 30
      3000 30
      2400 21
      1800 17
      1200 8
      800 1
      Thanks, looks like this was pulled from the stock chip, or maybe I'm wrong...

      Either way, does this graph look reasonably correct with those values?

      I forgot to mention I am using a Spitronics Orion2 Advance ECU
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        #4
        That was a WOT map someone had ripped from M20B25 ecu. It is very interesting detail that factory used this low advance in 4000-5000. One would claim it is "knock limited".

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          #5
          Maximum torque is quoted at 4000rpm. So I believe you'd expect a dip in timing there.

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            #6
            Ah thanks that makes sense to me now

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              #7
              A reduction of 12 degrees from 3800 to 4200 is not normal. I’m sure FF will chime in whether the same exists behaviour when tuning for MBT on stock engine . Ages ago the aftermarket chips made good gains in the midrange my guess is they added more timing in that area with assumption of higher octane

              On my modified engine the timing looks nothing like that
              Last edited by digger; 03-29-2022, 02:15 AM.
              89 E30 325is Lachs Silber - currently M20B31, M20B33 in the works, stroked to the hilt...

              new build thread http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=317505

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