How to set injectors in my Power FC
12 August 2004, 09:20 PM
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How to set injectors in my Power FC
Hi,
somebody knows the % for my 440´s injectors to set my Apexi power FC?
PS: My car is Euro GT Turbo, same as UK Turbo specs (MY98 stock 380´s injectors)
somebody knows the % for my 440´s injectors to set my Apexi power FC?
PS: My car is Euro GT Turbo, same as UK Turbo specs (MY98 stock 380´s injectors)
12 August 2004, 11:21 PM
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default = 380cc = 100%
380 / 440 = 0.863636 = 86.4%
you also have to change the lag time too. not sure what they are for 440's.
Steve
380 / 440 = 0.863636 = 86.4%
you also have to change the lag time too. not sure what they are for 440's.
Steve
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13 August 2004, 07:51 AM
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Just what i was going to say Steve... not sure of the lag time difference.
Any idea why we have 6 options avaliable in the injector option. The PFC can't do individual cylinder trim can it? You just adjust say option 1 and this covers the 4 injectors right.... so option 1 could be standard, option 2 set up for 440s, option 3 550s etc. No idea why 6 are needed???
Tony.
Any idea why we have 6 options avaliable in the injector option. The PFC can't do individual cylinder trim can it? You just adjust say option 1 and this covers the 4 injectors right.... so option 1 could be standard, option 2 set up for 440s, option 3 550s etc. No idea why 6 are needed???
Tony.
13 August 2004, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by ScoobyDuck
default = 380cc = 100%
380 / 440 = 0.863636 = 86.4%
you also have to change the lag time too. not sure what they are for 440's.
Steve
380 / 440 = 0.863636 = 86.4%
you also have to change the lag time too. not sure what they are for 440's.
Steve
No.1 86.4%
No.2 86.4%
No.3 86.4%
No.4 86.4%
No.5 ??????
No.6 ??????
is correct this?
PS: My PFC model is 414-F005 for 96/9~98/8 cars
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13 August 2004, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Tone Loc
So you can do individual cylinder trim..... wounder why we have 5 and 6 there too???
Tony.
Tony.
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14 August 2004, 01:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Peanuts
quick hijack, sorry..
Andy, did you get my extrordinarily long pm yesterday?
Andy, did you get my extrordinarily long pm yesterday?
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whilst were on power fc's can someone answer a query i have, if i wanted to run 17 psi on a power fc would i need a boost controller as well? and can the boost be adjusted when mapping? Will be getting Andy F to map it as i have been in formed by many that he is the Daddy when it comes to mapping scoobs
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The only limitation is with the pre96 cars. The OE map sensor on these cars doesn't read high enough to retain good boost control around 17psi.
Either an Apexi boost control kit, AVC-R or manual boost controller would do the job.
The boost can be adjusted when mapping.
Andy
Either an Apexi boost control kit, AVC-R or manual boost controller would do the job.
The boost can be adjusted when mapping.
Andy
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