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Your still missing data required to correctly run these injectors. This is why you buy from a vendor that can provide full data. I could easily interpolate that data to the scaling you need (you need to tell people the make model and year because its different for a lot of platforms) but that's not all of it, not to mention a lot of it is not linear and there aren't many data points there. You would be tuning around the inaccuracy of interpolation and missing data. I wouldn't have bought those.
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Thanks for the response Roastin,
After much reading I get I was hasty and shouldn't have bought them, didn't do my home work.
are you referring to my vehicle details? It's a 2007 Chev Lumina SS, come std with a 6.0l L98 ls engine. It basically the South African version of the Holden Ve/Pontiac G8. Comes with a gen 3 e38 pcm. I've just built a Warhawk 427 with trickflow 225cc heads and a trickflow can 220/224. I calculated the cylinder volume to 89.52cc usuing online calculators.
As far as Ive found out the stock injectors are 42lb @43.5 psi running on 58psi return less fuel system.
Even if these injectors are **** and I need to get others could you please explain how I interpolate the various data in the pcm tables?
After much reading I get I was hasty and shouldn't have bought them, didn't do my home work.
are you referring to my vehicle details? It's a 2007 Chev Lumina SS, come std with a 6.0l L98 ls engine. It basically the South African version of the Holden Ve/Pontiac G8. Comes with a gen 3 e38 pcm. I've just built a Warhawk 427 with trickflow 225cc heads and a trickflow can 220/224. I calculated the cylinder volume to 89.52cc usuing online calculators.
As far as Ive found out the stock injectors are 42lb @43.5 psi running on 58psi return less fuel system.
Even if these injectors are **** and I need to get others could you please explain how I interpolate the various data in the pcm tables?
Ya I can give you a hand. Probably easiest to chat over the phone to explain the math, and then also explain further the short comings of this data as well as what else you need and why. And to top it off some info regarding your scaling procedures and what not. I have a lot of literature I can email you that you can read after I give you a basic run down over the phone. Maybe I should email it to you first, let you read it over, and then you can call me with questions. Shoot me a PM and I will give you my email and phone number.
