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| Topic subject | 450's and 6lbs and 450's and 10lbs Need base/max FP |
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46974, 450's and 6lbs and 450's and 10lbs Need base/max FP Posted by RxR_Eclipse, Apr-18-03 05:28 AM
Ok I'm gettting a set of 450's from a buddy here and need to know my base/max fp for both 6lbs and 10lbs....(10lbs for later this year, just nice info to have when I put in the forged pistons). Yea i know go to the corbin site and check there, but im not good with those calculations... TIA
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46982, RE: 450's and 6lbs and 450's and 10lbs Need base/max FP Posted by pn0ymahal, Apr-18-03 06:58 AM
450cc? who makes 450cc injectors for our car? if i remember from rc site and some others 450cc are peak hold type. and we use saturated. correct me if im wrong.
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46989, RE: 450's and 6lbs and 450's and 10lbs Need base/max FP Posted by RxR_Eclipse, Apr-18-03 07:33 AM
using dsm injector...blue top...and mod to go with them.
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47011, RE: 450's and 6lbs and 450's and 10lbs Need base/max FP Posted by dougie2, Apr-18-03 03:52 PM
Before someone says "you can't use 1g dsm injectors"... I'll reply, yes you can! :P You have to modify them though. And they also run very hot and use much more voltage and aren't so great for the ECU... but they can be used. I don't recommend using them for daily driven cars for this reason.
RxR- Sorry there's no exact answer to your question but you better have an S-FMU if you're going to ATTEMPT to tune these things. I use them but they're hard to tune w/o an S-AFC. Try setting you static pressure in the low 20 psi range. Use an accurate A/F and EGT gauge and use a datalogger. You're going to max out some fuel trims too.
Oh yeah, 450cc is WAY OVERKILL for 6-13psi! You need injectors between 310 and 390 cc for your setup. I'm sure you bought them cheap but they're not easy to use!
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