Power FC Do you need to run resiters on low impedence injectors with the Power FC?
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Can the PFC injector drivers support Low impedence / peak and hold fuel injectors? My injectors are ohm'ing out at 2.3-2.6 , which is of course very low. I would prefer not to run ballast resisters inline, but I do not want to fry my injector drivers in the PFC.
Does anyone know for sure the answer to this or know who could tell me?
Does anyone know for sure the answer to this or know who could tell me?
The for sure answer is nobody on here knows for sure. Ralph at Xcessive and Dave at KDR don't run them. I think Steve Kan suggest using them. So who knows really?
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Dam, first two post and they are conflicting!
I hope i can get an factual answer to this. It would be nice to have this info for the whole forum.
I guess APEXI should know, I might have to contact them to make sure.
I hope i can get an factual answer to this. It would be nice to have this info for the whole forum.
I guess APEXI should know, I might have to contact them to make sure.
OFFICIALLY:
Some have had PFC burnout when running low impedance injectors without resistors. Thus play it safe and run them.
Originally the resistor size was: (orig inj resistance) - (new inj resistance) = resistor. It was about 9 - 10 Ohms.
The RX-7 Store is using 3 Ohm resistors with their Bosch 1600s which work fine. This does not affect inj flow rate. Only affects lag.
Some have had PFC burnout when running low impedance injectors without resistors. Thus play it safe and run them.
Originally the resistor size was: (orig inj resistance) - (new inj resistance) = resistor. It was about 9 - 10 Ohms.
The RX-7 Store is using 3 Ohm resistors with their Bosch 1600s which work fine. This does not affect inj flow rate. Only affects lag.
Last edited by cewrx7r1; Aug 18, 2006 at 02:59 PM.
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