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Last weekend I revisited the ignition timing idea. I noticed that my stock 05 LGT ROM had as much as 15 degrees less ignition advance than a stock 09 LGT ROM, and I started to wonder if maybe Subaru learned something in the 4 years after my car rolled off the assembly line...
For example, my ROM has 32 degrees at 2000 RPM and 0.5 g/rev, whereas the 09 ROM has 45 degrees.
At 1600 RPM and 0.5 g/rev, I have 24 degrees and the 09 ROM has 41.
At 2000 RPM and 0.25 g/rev, my stock ROM has 26 degrees, and the 09 ROM has 45 degrees.
So, I made a couple of new ROMs, with timing values from the 09 LGT in the 800-2800 RPM and 0.5-1.0 g/rev area. One ROM uses the values from the 09's Cruise timing table, the other uses the values from the 09's Non-Cruise table. The non-cruise table runs the most timing in this area (the comparisons in above this paragraph came from the non-cruise table) and it seems a little smoother. I need to do more A/B testing to be sure though.
The result has been significantly smoother driving in the sub-2500 RPM / sub-1.0 g/rev area.
I didn't make any AVCS changes because this problem is worst when the engine is cold and AVCS doesn't start operating until the engine warms up. I didn't make any AFR changes because this corner of the fuel table is all 14.7 anyway.
I've attached a screenshot of the timing table that I've been running since Saturday, using values from the 09 LGT's non-cruise timing tables. The highlighted cells are the only ones that I have tweaked for this experiment. The corresponding dynamic advance table has no advance in the 0.25 and 0.5 columsn, 1.05 degrees in the 0.75 g/rev column, and 1.4 degrees in the 1.0 g/rev column.
I still have more experimenting to do, but I was so impressed by the results of this change that I figure it's worth sharing right away.
The heads flow differently in 05 and 06 vs 07+.. perhaps they realized less timing (on a stock setup) could be achieved with the higher flow of the B25 heads...?
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go to the dealer and buy 5 qts of ATF-HP for the tranny. its 5eat atf, the 4eat tranny uses diff fluid so make sure it says HP on the bottle(silver bottles). diff fluid is 70w-90, i use mobil 1 or valvoline, really anything thats GL-5 rated is fine.
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diff fluid is its own compartment and so is atf fluid. you fill atf through the tranny dipstick tube. use a funnel with a long flex tube. it might take a while but thats how you fill the tranny. no other way.
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btw i saw fossle2k like 2 weeks ago on washington street in woburn
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you're still on this site?
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White 08-09 2.5i at fuddruckers in saugus tonight
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probably NRW
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i was hoping there weren't any shit brown lgt's in MA
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sounds like NRW
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what vb mod?
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http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg489/bmx045/bb6c39ed.jpg
http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg489/bmx045/e04c1c42.jpg
Wheel brand/model: Privat Netz
Wheel height/width: 18x8
Wheel offset: +35mm
Tire size: 225/40 18
Camber F/R:
Lowered?: BC's
Modified Fenders?: Nope
Miscellaneous Suspension: Sways, endlinks
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yea that was me. and that was you. lol
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yesterday on rt 93 north by stoneham, black 05-07 LGT wagon with what looked like silver BBS's, lowered.
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i see a 10+ LGT dark grey at oak grove train station every day...
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ellesedil, are you spotting 5th gen lgt's, or 5th gens in general?
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Do you have a dyno with the AVO 450? Is it laggy and spool really late on the 5EAT. I was thinking 380 because of the that.
pretty good spool, much like an 18g
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the graph is there. it does a little half-moon shaped thing at 5100, but the graph line pretty much stays the same before and after the dip
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interesting. the TC does change its behavior when ATF temps are too hot or too cold. maybe the temps were quite hot since you were on a dyno....
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it is HIGHLY advisable to use the same year transmission as the car. one member tried using an 05 5eat in an 06 and failed due to electronic gremlins. you certainly cannot use an 08-09 tranny in a previous year.
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my 08 seems to hit at 5k as well
http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg489/bmx045/noTClockup-1.jpg
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I figure a dremel with a fiberglass cutting wheel would do a much quicker, cleaner, easier cut. eh?
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Someone finally spotted beanboy.
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Yes, hopefully before summer 2012.
qft
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this has been debated too many times.
some people have blown their tranny's with a 16g at just around 300hp, others have been fine running 320hp with a 20g.... though sprank is the only one i know of that blew a tranny with a 16g....
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