Snow Performance questions and answers...
The kit that I was using came out of my old duallie Power stroke truck has the variable controller for start and ending psi
NO FAILSAFE
625cc nozzle with pump pressure turned up
I will be having a chat with ultimate cc for some advice on a failsafe system
I am not mad or anything just showing people the other side of meth if not used properly
NO FAILSAFE
625cc nozzle with pump pressure turned up
I will be having a chat with ultimate cc for some advice on a failsafe system
I am not mad or anything just showing people the other side of meth if not used properly
i just bought the smc kit from a local seller, and dont have a fail safe yet
faisal, I got the new motor in the week after so it has been running since december with a stock motor, plus the 60 turbo set up, I still think it is a wrist pin (I have not dismantled the motor to verify)
when I boroscopted the engine there was no crack or broken piston, I think it was fractured and then it finally let go.
when I boroscopted the engine there was no crack or broken piston, I think it was fractured and then it finally let go.
Well I got tuned yesterday and the car fell great, except that it will not hold boost in 5th at all. My forge RS start to flutter very bad I soon as I go into boost. I have adjusted it so many times with no luck.
I'd like to understand a bit better how SafeInjection works. I've read what's on Snow's site, but I'm looking for much more detailed information. Is the manual for it online? Is there a more comprehensive write-up somewhere?
I'm particularly interested in understanding how the user calibrates threshold for tripping a fault (how is this done, what is the range of adjustment, is the flow threshold a sliding value that aligns with the progressive controller, etc.) and exactly what conditions trigger a fault event (flow below a threshold value + what other conditions?). I'm also interested in whether a fault is triggered immediately upon the detection of low flow, or whether a low flow event has to last a certain amount of time before a fault is triggered.
Has anyone tested the failsafe (let the tank go dry intentionally, for example) and logged for AFR and knock to see how quickly SI reacts?
Thanks.
I'm particularly interested in understanding how the user calibrates threshold for tripping a fault (how is this done, what is the range of adjustment, is the flow threshold a sliding value that aligns with the progressive controller, etc.) and exactly what conditions trigger a fault event (flow below a threshold value + what other conditions?). I'm also interested in whether a fault is triggered immediately upon the detection of low flow, or whether a low flow event has to last a certain amount of time before a fault is triggered.
Has anyone tested the failsafe (let the tank go dry intentionally, for example) and logged for AFR and knock to see how quickly SI reacts?
Thanks.
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there is not much a lot of technical info floating around about it...especially since they have a new version coming out this week some time or next...I have on multiple occasions done highway pulls and have run out and the car instantly lowers boost (feels like you hit a wall)...if you want some actual technical info on the failsafe call Nate at snow performance...






