What injectors and settings are you using?
Looking for a starting point for my 550cc denso purple tops.
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What injectors and settings are you using?
Looking for a starting point for my 550cc denso purple tops.
find your injector in here:
Fuel Injector Lag Time
and start from there. Don't go WOT until you have verified the scaling using the o2 trims.
Thanks, will give those a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forest Gump
OK so the stock ROM for the stock 360cc injectors has latency values of:
4.69V - 3.825ms
7.03V - 1.770ms
9.38V - .975ms
11.72V - .705ms
14.06V - .450ms
16.41V - .300ms
18.68V - .300ms
The injector rehab link there for what I think are my 550cc densos has the values:
10V - 1.24ms
11V - 1.04ms
12V - .87ms
13V - .75ms
14V - .64ms
15V - .55ms
The voltages don't really match up that well. What numbers should I plug into ECU flash to start with?
I just changed the stock values to the ones given on the injector rehab site. There's no way you're car should run at <10 volts so you really don't need the low stock voltage numbers.
you can scale the left column to match the given voltages if you want, or you can just input the scalings that are close to the given voltages.Quote:
Originally Posted by VR4GUY
I rescaled the voltages, but like mentioned above there is probably little benefit to doing so. One thing to keep in mind is that as far as I know our ecu uses the lowest voltage cell for some of its cranking injector pulse width calculations, so the lowest voltage can affect how well your car starts, especially with large injectors.
So we should keep the lowest voltage in, what about the latency then?
I know ive been drinkin but what do you mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by Goallie11
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Oh that wasn't very clear when I reread it. Should we keep the lowwst voltage from the stock table in our modified table?
Ie have 4.69V -3.825ms then the values for our injectors in the other spots.
Well I think I may have solved this issue using a graphing calculator and a quadratic regression equation (seems to be a good fit for the data given) to extrapolate some of the low voltage lag times and match them up to the stock scale. Here's what I got for denso 550s:
4.69V - 2.74ms
7.03V - 1.97ms
9.38V - 1.37ms
11.72V - .92ms
14.06V - .63ms
16.41V - .49ms
18.68V - .50ms