JB4 for N20 / N26 engines

Seraphblade

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Seems like there are a couple of bros here that bought the JB from overseas and are looking for help with the installation and stuff... You guys can refer to the N54tech.com forums for information and download the installation guides from Burger Motorsports Install Guides & Support - BurgerTuning.com


For discussions, I've created this thread~~

Anyway, some clarifications:

Map 5 is not a auto tuning map. For the G5 board, yes, it is auto tuning from 12 - 17 PSI depending on your fuel. But that is for the N55 engines.

For the JB4 for the N20, Map 5 is peak boost 17 PSI for the 320 / 520.
Map 1 is peak boost 20 PSI.
Map 2 is peak boost 21 PSI.
Map 7 is race map, with peak boost at 23 PSI.

28s can run map 1, 2 and 7
20s can only run map 5.

From the support forum :
3) Those with a 320i/520i may only use map 5. Maps 1, 2, & 7 will cause the motor to run lean, knock, and other unpleasantness. Due to the lower factory boost targets in the 320i/520i they also require both the FlexFuel connector ($25) for proper fueling. Email us for additional information as needed.


Feel free to share the logs here so we can discuss about the ign adv and boost targets.
 
Re: JB4 for N20 / N26 engines

Nokiaop, I think we talk and share on this forum easier.
 
Re: JB4 for N20 / N26 engines

I think before boosting - replace charge pipe first. Consider changing to low temp tstat or bypass it altogether. And add an OCC. All preventive measures that doesn't even cost a few bucks.

Also consider intake mods for more flow under boost ....... Then straighten out the base DME settings it will complement the boost ......
 
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Take the 'meow' outta the exit pipes too, put a free-er flowing meow if u must...
 
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egg2;1059999 said:
Take the 'meow' outta the exit pipes too, put a free-er flowing meow if u must...

View attachment 58189

Better to have race meow, otherwise the smell is very obvious
Race meow FTW
 
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Re: JB4 for N20 / N26 engines

Red_Bean_Bun;1059989 said:
I think before boosting - replace charge pipe first. Consider changing to low temp tstat or bypass it altogether. And add an OCC. All preventive measures that doesn't even cost a few bucks.

Also consider intake mods for more flow under boost ....... Then straighten out the base DME settings it will complement the boost ......

Occ just released for the n20. No charge pipe yet.

According to some testings, aftermarket intakes such as afe, bms generated 0 extra horses at 24psi of boost...
 
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Jason8822;1060017 said:
View attachment 58189

Better to have race meow, otherwise the smell is very obvious
Face meow FTW

Agreed.. I sold my er downpipe because of the smell..
But high flow cats that super expensive. Saw 1 for almost 2k for additional 5-10 horse.
Not worth it until the dme gets cracked so that we can reflash and get more control over the ecu...
 
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The n20/26 seems like a very efficient engine ........breathes really well in that case.

Then the next idea is to look at power train losses .......

Seraphblade;1060027 said:
Occ just released for the n20. No charge pipe yet.

According to some testings, aftermarket intakes such as afe, bms generated 0 extra horses at 24psi of boost...
 
Re: JB4 for N20 / N26 engines

Seraphblade;1060027 said:
Occ just released for the n20. No charge pipe yet.

According to some testings, aftermarket intakes such as afe, bms generated 0 extra horses at 24psi of boost...

I managed to find a F30 + N20 chargepipe here
N20 (2.0T) F30 Charge Pipe |
 
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nokiaop;1060100 said:
Hihi , sounds gd here . I found the ER downpipe damn nosiy n smelly

I like the sound, but hated the smell.

Anyway, have u completed ur adaptation runs?

Post ur log here if u can.
 
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Seraphblade;1060028 said:
Agreed.. I sold my er downpipe because of the smell..
But high flow cats that super expensive. Saw 1 for almost 2k for additional 5-10 horse.
Not worth it until the dme gets cracked so that we can reflash and get more control over the ecu...

+1 on the less smell issue w HFC.
Local exos shops shd be able to de-meow ori ceramic 400-cell ones to replace w 100/200 cell metal core 1's for ~$0.5k. With JB4, CEL is a non-issue. Else a proper ceramic core O2 sensor adaptor is req.
HFC not much sound diff on a day-to-day norm driving.
 

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