Haltech staged injection managment
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staged injection managment
does anybody know which HALTECH ecu can handle 3 stages staged injection?i mean 2primaries,2secondaries and 2 additional for high rpms.i want each group to come alive at different engine speed and load.
But why dou you need to do this , I am using six injectors which are staged normally , I just connected the additionals in parallel with the existing secondaries and tuned to suit ( the secondarys essentially become one large injector , 2150cc in my case) .
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what is the impendance of stock TII injectors and gsl_se's too?i believe that high impedance ones called satturated versus the low impedance ones which called peak and hold.am i right?haven't you experienced any problem with the parallel connection?with how many injectors drivers your ecu has?
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Hmmm, I always thought that if i wanted a 3rd stage, I could wire the injectors in parallel, but have the power for the 3rd stage injectors driven off a relay which is switched by one of the haltech digital or PWM outputs. I never really looked into it fully to see if it was feasable (and you want to make sure the relay is very reliable). Is there anything wrong with this?
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Well I think you could use the Staging signal in your PWM outputs or even the Aux fuel pump as the signal. As far as relay goes, i don't know, but a good one
I've never tried it, but i thought someone would've done something along those lines. I suppose the haltech probably gives you the accuracy you need, so you don't really need 3 stages. Unless you're dumping ungodly amounts of fuel into your engine
I've never tried it, but i thought someone would've done something along those lines. I suppose the haltech probably gives you the accuracy you need, so you don't really need 3 stages. Unless you're dumping ungodly amounts of fuel into your engine
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