Should I (naturally aspirated) install bigger injectors now?
03-21-2014, 12:43 PM
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QUICK QUESTION GUYS!!!
You're fine. If they are in good shape, then a reasonable price. If the rubber parts need replacement, then they can be found. Just wanting to be plain, and perhaps add some humor (sometimes difficult to convey via text).
I am running the same Inj with good results N/A with MS3. Turbo is not in yet, but build is in progress.
The particular route I went was to buy some in rough shape for $10 each and then add $22 each to have them cleaned, checked, and the bits replaced. Pretty much same total $$.
Easy to change out. Just watch the little rubber spaces that go between the rail mounting tabs and the mounting surface (head or intake manifold, I don't remember which). When you pull the bolts and move the rail, they can fall out.
I am running the same Inj with good results N/A with MS3. Turbo is not in yet, but build is in progress.
The particular route I went was to buy some in rough shape for $10 each and then add $22 each to have them cleaned, checked, and the bits replaced. Pretty much same total $$.
Easy to change out. Just watch the little rubber spaces that go between the rail mounting tabs and the mounting surface (head or intake manifold, I don't remember which). When you pull the bolts and move the rail, they can fall out.
Hey dudes i got the injectors in today and wow they look great, the picture did not do them justice. even the rubber o-rings are in good shape and i have a spare RX-8 fuel rail laying around. lol
Now to the important stuff.
What do i need to change in my engine constants.
i know i use the little calculator tool for the REQ-Fuel.
but what about the other options!! please respond im going to try and throw them in today!
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03-22-2014, 04:15 PM
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OK, well how do i change it?
don't know if you are running ms2 or somthing. I am running MS1/PNP.
here is a screen shot of my constants. Dont see anything about dead-time
Attachment 106997
don't know if you are running ms2 or somthing. I am running MS1/PNP.
here is a screen shot of my constants. Dont see anything about dead-time
Attachment 106997
Since these are High Impedance, I don't understand the PWM Limit and Time, but that is beyond my experience (Never had MS1)
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