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MJTru

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I just upgraded my injectors with some top feed SARD injectors. this is the values i used. This is the link for the injectors

I have a R33 RB25DET http://www.rhdjapan.com/jdm-low/Sard-800cc...-Top-Feed-13006

370cc - 800cc x 100 =46.25 i enter this in the injector screen of the pfc with a new correction of 46% for all injectors this i under- stand.

1.60msec - 0.528msec =1.072 msec THIS IS THE PART I GET LOST WHEN I TRY TO ENTER THE 1.07 MSEC THE PFC CAN'T GO THAT HIGH. IT GOES TO 1.00 THE HIGHEST.

I HAVE A DATALOGIT BUT I HAVEN'T USED IT YET, IS THIS A PROBLEM AND IF SO WHAT CAN I DO.?????????????????

PLEASE HELP ME GUYS.

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Does anyone know if the FC-Datalogit can go higher than +1.00 msec for the injector correction.

The PFC hand held controller only allows me to go as high as 1.00msec

I need to go to 1.07 msec with my correction.

Thanks guys

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In the PFC there is a section for injection correction.

i can't seem to fine good info on how this works or what benefits it has.

why is it there.?

In short can all of you guy's in your own opinion talk about how this works and relates to making more power.

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why is the injector settings and correction screen there?

why do you think? as the name implies, to correct the injectors and their settings

the first value is correction factor, the second is latency

when you change from the OEM units to new ones

you need to offset the new units based on the old units

i am unsure if datalogit will let you set it higher than 1.00

if the hand controller doesnt, its probably for a good reason

ie: its too large or not safe etc

if datalogit lets you do it, im not sure id be comfortable trying it

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