Injector Batching
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Hi Guys - longtime lurker, first time poster..
So, I'm nearly complete. My test tuning run didn't go so well because I'm a dumbass and blindly followed a wiring map that put both the 5V reference and signal for the TPS on the same line - which lead to the stock ECU giving fits while it retained idle control.
So I've got 2 questions to pose - I've got a 96 with a JRSC, alot of shared sensors running msnse. I'm still not quite sure how to pair the injectors up. I've read 1+3, 2+4 - which I ran in my original tuning run that didn't seem to go too well (though granted that could be from the TPS). It seems that 1+4, 2+3 would work, as the paired cylinder would be on the exhaust stroke and passing (wasting) fuel through the cylinder - or 1+2, 3+4 as the squirt would be timed with a closed intake valve and the excess would pass to the closest open intake valve.
I imagine I'm missing something here. I seek enlightenment.
Also - I'm looking to run 440cc low impedance (they were the right price - free) injectors that should be plug-compatible with the stock harness, once I shave off a tab (from a mk-iii na supra). Setting the MS to PWM should be sufficient, or is there something that I'm missing that would necessitate getting the ballast resistors?
So, I'm nearly complete. My test tuning run didn't go so well because I'm a dumbass and blindly followed a wiring map that put both the 5V reference and signal for the TPS on the same line - which lead to the stock ECU giving fits while it retained idle control.
So I've got 2 questions to pose - I've got a 96 with a JRSC, alot of shared sensors running msnse. I'm still not quite sure how to pair the injectors up. I've read 1+3, 2+4 - which I ran in my original tuning run that didn't seem to go too well (though granted that could be from the TPS). It seems that 1+4, 2+3 would work, as the paired cylinder would be on the exhaust stroke and passing (wasting) fuel through the cylinder - or 1+2, 3+4 as the squirt would be timed with a closed intake valve and the excess would pass to the closest open intake valve.
I imagine I'm missing something here. I seek enlightenment.
Also - I'm looking to run 440cc low impedance (they were the right price - free) injectors that should be plug-compatible with the stock harness, once I shave off a tab (from a mk-iii na supra). Setting the MS to PWM should be sufficient, or is there something that I'm missing that would necessitate getting the ballast resistors?
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