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Just wondering if it matters what the PFC injector settings are set at with Sard 550cc injectors. Mine are all still set at 100% and 0 msec. Its for closed loop operation I believe. What are other people setting theirs at with similar injectors.

Steve if your out there you may be able to help.

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This % setting is used in closed loop mode, cold starts etc. So the computer doesnt dump heaps of fuel in or cut the fuel when the functions are operating.

The setting in ms is used for lag adjustments, This is also used to make sure the injector is syncronised to open at the right time.

By adjusting the ms setting it can also get rid of hunting on idle,

Other than that try it and see if it makes any difference. - You might need to increase or decrease by a couple % to get it best for your car.

Hope that helps,

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