If Im using SVO's and my FP is 50psi....
If Im using SVO's and my FP is 50psi....
Im using 36lb SVO's and I just checked my fuel pressure to be 50 psi with the vacuum line not attached. Its not an adjustable regulator so I cant bring it down any...
If is use this equation...
new pressure = sqrt(new pressure/old pressure)* old rating
I get that the constant should be 40.65....
Does this sound right?
I have the constant at 39 right now and the car is very rich at idle and while driving...
If is use this equation...
new pressure = sqrt(new pressure/old pressure)* old rating
I get that the constant should be 40.65....
Does this sound right?
I have the constant at 39 right now and the car is very rich at idle and while driving...
the math looks right..
by changing the inj const to 40.65 (+1.65lbs)
the BPW (base pulse width) is shorter..
also scale your inj offsets(make sure they are stock to start with) by 1.20 (20%) or 1.40(40%),depending on whice works better for you.. im using 1.40..
also if you descreened or ported your maf scale them too, i descreened and scaled my MAF tables by 20%
that should get you in the right direction, HTH
by changing the inj const to 40.65 (+1.65lbs)
the BPW (base pulse width) is shorter..
also scale your inj offsets(make sure they are stock to start with) by 1.20 (20%) or 1.40(40%),depending on whice works better for you.. im using 1.40..
also if you descreened or ported your maf scale them too, i descreened and scaled my MAF tables by 20%
that should get you in the right direction, HTH
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