Id1300 injector scalings
ID's come with a sheet stating latencies yeah? My ID1000's did and they're available on their site too. Scaling is going to differ a bit car to car, try 70-80% of the injectors rated size and go from there using trims.
Here:
Dynamic Flow Rate and Dead Time Summary section has the latencies
http://www.injectordynamics.com/ID13...Specifications
Here:
Dynamic Flow Rate and Dead Time Summary section has the latencies
http://www.injectordynamics.com/ID13...Specifications
Last edited by EvocentriK; Aug 28, 2013 at 04:50 PM.
Not really the forum for it but I'll answer anyway.
On gas if they are a true 1300cc I'd start with 1125 up to 1170 with the latency they provide. If its on the positive side of the trims (i.e. +15% vs -15% for negative) I would drop that number till its about -3% or so. Then drive it and you should see cruise trims somewhere around zero in steady state. Thats normally an indication its close.
MAF or SD?
On gas if they are a true 1300cc I'd start with 1125 up to 1170 with the latency they provide. If its on the positive side of the trims (i.e. +15% vs -15% for negative) I would drop that number till its about -3% or so. Then drive it and you should see cruise trims somewhere around zero in steady state. Thats normally an indication its close.
MAF or SD?
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Perhaps it was the software but I started with an 1100 map on said Subaru that was dialed and had been used on a similar setup for 590whp. The car started up and was on the trims. The scaling and latency was close enough I fine tuned the rest of the idle and cruise in the MAF tables and then went to the WOT stuff later.
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