Driver box vs. Inline Resistors
This is a way to keep from blowing out the PCM drivers, but it will not make a low impedence injector work like it is meant to.
Buy either the proper impedence converter or buy high impedence injectors.
if you are going to be spending the buck on a driver box and harness, then you should put
the holley efi option back on the table, because it might save you money in the long run.
also put a megasquirt 2/msd 6010 option back on the table because it also will run your low z injectors.
if you go megasquirt, I have a harness that i will just give you, to help with the cost and speed of installation
This is a way to keep from blowing out the PCM drivers, but it will not make a low impedence injector work like it is meant to.
Buy either the proper impedence converter or buy high impedence injectors.
im sure they work fine.
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A peak and hold driver box essentially hits the injector with a burst of voltage really quick to pop the injectors pintle off it's seat, then it reduces the voltage to keep it held open for the commanded amount of time. This works very well in idling situations when running very large injectors that have a hard time pulsing very low pulse widths. This is also something an inline resistor cannot do. It also enables you to run an low impedance injector on a PCM designed for a high impedance injector.
Last edited by SATAN; Dec 14, 2011 at 11:30 PM.
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Low impedance injectors with resistors - dead time = 0.8-0.9 ms
Low impedance injectors with external peak/hold - dead time = 0.6-0.8 ms
http://www.msextra.com/doc/ms3/fuel.html
adding resistors to low impedance injectors will cause them to open and close like high impedance injectors, and have close to the same dead time.
we seen high z injectors now in the 160-200 lb that are tunable for idle, so it is entirely feasible to use low z injectors with resistors if one does not mind adding a little dead time


