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Hi there. I have a r33 gts t s2 whith rb25det from 1996. I bought a top feed injectors rail front facing plenum and 90mm throtle body. The injectors are make jecs and thei are orange color is like to be rated at 850cc. I want to know how do i calculate the latency maths to ad them to my pfc d-jetro.

My mods are

Pfc d-jetro late model with commander

Top feed injectors

Large fuel rail

Front facing plenum with 90mm throtle body

Tomei poncams

Big valves

Big ar70 topmounted turbo

Forged engine internals

Light fly wheel and clutch heavy duty

3"exhaust from turbo backwards.

My car has a unstable idle too much fuel not burn coming out from the exhaust, hi rpm on idle like 1500 to 2000 rpm.

I need to take the car to tuner but it canot drive with crap idle.

Thanks for reading my post. Sorry about my wrighting iam portugese.

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Here is a bit dificult to find a tuner that can tune an apexi pfc d-jetro. There are many that are specialized in AEM or HALTECK. But i will folow your advice and try to find one. Cause the car idles very bad and the fuel mixture is way far to rich. Thanks mate for the advice

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