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Old Fri, January 8th, 2010, 04:26 AM
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Default Taming Large Injectors

Just a MFD adjustment or way more?
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Mostly the base pulsewidth map followed by MFD then computed SOI then ICP.
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Here's something over at the Nation that will make you see where PW adjustments will come in really handy:

Compare each injector (particularly the ones with larger nozzles) for given data like ICP and PW milliseconds.

Injector Flow Data - Powerstroke Nation
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Just saw that this morning, very cool!

What changes would be made to the SOI?

Use less advance because of the higher injection rate?
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Exactly.

You'll get more fuel in less time (crank rotational time) with larger nozzles so therefore you'll want to start the injection event a little later.
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Would you use less advanced SOI in the higher ICP ranges or would it be a "global" thing?
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Never mind........should pay more attention sometimes.
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