injector offset Vs. Battery voltage table
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injector offset Vs. Battery voltage table
Hi, I have RC 75# injectors (hi impedence). I need the injector offset Vs. Battery voltage table. So, I e-mailed RC Engineering and there replay was:"The injector latency time for the SH4-750 is about 1.4 ms at 13.5 volts."
I asked them again about the rest of the table and the said that this is the only information they have available.Any idea how to get the rest of the offset numbers? Thanks
I asked them again about the rest of the table and the said that this is the only information they have available.Any idea how to get the rest of the offset numbers? Thanks
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Unfortunately you really can't, like Frost said. My advice is just leave them alone and try to get the IFR as close as you can, and then just bring the VEs to the injectors instead of the other way around. Also, drop your minimum injector pulse and the short pulse stuff to proper values.
Keep in mind though if your battery voltage varies a lot, you will wander from your tune more because the offset tables are not correct (obviously). So do your best to assure your battery is fully charged and your alternator works when you start tuning. I ran into that problem last week. I went to do some more tuning on my car, and couldn't get it to do anything I wanted, turns out my alternator wasn't charging and the battery was almost dead, so the injectors were not happy. lol
Keep in mind though if your battery voltage varies a lot, you will wander from your tune more because the offset tables are not correct (obviously). So do your best to assure your battery is fully charged and your alternator works when you start tuning. I ran into that problem last week. I went to do some more tuning on my car, and couldn't get it to do anything I wanted, turns out my alternator wasn't charging and the battery was almost dead, so the injectors were not happy. lol