Injector Question?
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Injector Question?
Does Anyone Know What The Pattern Of The Stock Injectors May Be. As In At What Rpm's And/or Lbs. Of Boost Do The Secondary Injectors Come Online With The Primaries?
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The secondaries come online only above 2750 rpm whenever the primary injector duty cycle exceeds a certain percentage. I don't know the percentage, however, given how other things are setup, I would guess when the duty cycle exceeds 50% on the primaries. So the boost pressure that this occurs at will vary by rpm.
The secondaries come online only above 2750 rpm whenever the primary injector duty cycle exceeds a certain percentage. I don't know the percentage, however, given how other things are setup, I would guess when the duty cycle exceeds 50% on the primaries. So the boost pressure that this occurs at will vary by rpm.
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Yeah, on the stock ECU, they won't come on until 2750RPM. As Rynberg said, the ECU switches them on when the primaries hit a certain duty threshold.
They don't simply come on at a certain engine speed. When the engine has exceeded 2750RPM, AND the primary injector duty has exceeded a preset limit, the ECU starts using the secondaries. So the actual engine speed at which the secondaries start spraying depends on load.
They don't simply come on at a certain engine speed. When the engine has exceeded 2750RPM, AND the primary injector duty has exceeded a preset limit, the ECU starts using the secondaries. So the actual engine speed at which the secondaries start spraying depends on load.
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