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Old 03-05-2017, 06:29 PM
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Hey guys, I just sent my decapped injectors off to get flowed and cleaned. Eric Derr sent me a pic of the flow sheet today and as expected theres quite a bit of variance between the injectors. I have one thats flowing more than the others by alot and one thats flowing a bit less over all but the rest are within about 3%. Im planning to use the one that flows more on cylinder 7 as from what I read its prone to running lean anyway. Im not sure where Ill be putting the lean one as I dont know if theres a particular cylinder that usually runs rich? Anyway, this is just temporary till I can afford a better set but my question has to do with the flow rate vs KPA table. On the earlier pcms it just had a flat flow rate across the board so I would simply put in my average flow rate but on the 06 pcm I use, it has flow rate scaled to KPA so how do I set that scale? Also, do I use my static flow rate(about 73) in this table or my dynamic(about 63)? Thanks for any help you can provide.
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Ok so I figured out the math to do the scaling but Im still not sure if I need to base it off the static rate or dynamic rate???
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i've been wondering this myself.

i would use the static numbers. the flow vs kPa injector data for the sd 80s I use falls in line with the static number i got from eric when I had them cleaned and flowed.


(remember eric tests those at 3 bar, and you'll be running them at 4 bar)

the offsets and min fueling and stuff I would keep stock.

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