Injector response time?
This is a good question that is rarely addressed. I asked racetronix a similar question regarding the lucas 42#, but didnt really get a response.
I am certain that lucas, delphi, bosch, etc have opening time/closing time OT/CT data on their injectors. All the OEM's demand that data as tested per SAE J1832. Flow range and spray pattern would be nice know also.
I am certain that lucas, delphi, bosch, etc have opening time/closing time OT/CT data on their injectors. All the OEM's demand that data as tested per SAE J1832. Flow range and spray pattern would be nice know also.
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It seems to be fairly close to the same. Slower and faster depending on voltage...
Scroll down until NoGo's suggested offset scaling. I used it against the '98 table and ltfts fell better in place.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagnostics-tuning/105390-42lb-bosch-svo-injectors.html
Scroll down until NoGo's suggested offset scaling. I used it against the '98 table and ltfts fell better in place.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagnostics-tuning/105390-42lb-bosch-svo-injectors.html
Last edited by pekkaz; Apr 24, 2005 at 10:42 AM.
It is dependant upon alot of factors. the mechanical injector the coil resistance, the voltage the fuel pressure, & alot of other things I couldn't dream up. There are some complicated formulas out there used to caculate the OEM's offsets.
Originally Posted by pekkaz
It seems to be fairly close to the same. Slower and faster depending on voltage...
Scroll down until NoGo's suggested offset scaling. I used it against the '98 table and ltfts fell better in place.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=105390
Scroll down until NoGo's suggested offset scaling. I used it against the '98 table and ltfts fell better in place.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=105390
Thanks for the info.
