TunerCat... How do I change inject.....
TunerCat... How do I change inject.....
Hey guys,
I'm new to this tunercat. I have no idea on where to go to change the injector size! Also how do I actually go in and change it on thepcm and up-load the change.... I hook it up and theirs just a ton of stuff that I dont understand. I just have to change the injector size and nothig else.
I'm new to this tunercat. I have no idea on where to go to change the injector size! Also how do I actually go in and change it on thepcm and up-load the change.... I hook it up and theirs just a ton of stuff that I dont understand. I just have to change the injector size and nothig else.
Re: TunerCat... How do I change inject.....
I'm not sure if it says in the sticky, but when you change the injector setting, you have to do a calculation first, which is what 97WS6SCharged was talking about. See Injuneer's post below for clarification.
Last edited by Sweetred95ta; Oct 9, 2006 at 12:59 PM.
Re: TunerCat... How do I change inject.....
Not quite.... its not a "simple ratio"... its proportional to the square root of the pressure ratio.
The SVO's are flow rated at 2.7bar = 39.15psi
To get the new flow rate at a new pressure (say 3bar = 43.5psi), you need to calculate the square root of the pressure ratio.... example:
Pressure ratio = 43.5 / 39.15 = 1.1111
1.1111^0.50 = 1.0541
New flow rate = 30 x 1.0541 = 31.62 #/Hr
You may also find that the flow ratings are "nominal".... the stockers for example, are quoted as 24 #/Hr, but they are programmed at 24.9 #/Hr.
The SVO's are flow rated at 2.7bar = 39.15psi
To get the new flow rate at a new pressure (say 3bar = 43.5psi), you need to calculate the square root of the pressure ratio.... example:
Pressure ratio = 43.5 / 39.15 = 1.1111
1.1111^0.50 = 1.0541
New flow rate = 30 x 1.0541 = 31.62 #/Hr
You may also find that the flow ratings are "nominal".... the stockers for example, are quoted as 24 #/Hr, but they are programmed at 24.9 #/Hr.
Re: TunerCat... How do I change inject.....
Originally Posted by Injuneer
Not quite.... its not a "simple ratio"... its proportional to the square root of the pressure ratio.
The SVO's are flow rated at 2.7bar = 39.15psi
To get the new flow rate at a new pressure (say 3bar = 43.5psi), you need to calculate the square root of the pressure ratio.... example:
Pressure ratio = 43.5 / 39.15 = 1.1111
1.1111^0.50 = 1.0541
New flow rate = 30 x 1.0541 = 31.62 #/Hr
You may also find that the flow ratings are "nominal".... the stockers for example, are quoted as 24 #/Hr, but they are programmed at 24.9 #/Hr.
The SVO's are flow rated at 2.7bar = 39.15psi
To get the new flow rate at a new pressure (say 3bar = 43.5psi), you need to calculate the square root of the pressure ratio.... example:
Pressure ratio = 43.5 / 39.15 = 1.1111
1.1111^0.50 = 1.0541
New flow rate = 30 x 1.0541 = 31.62 #/Hr
You may also find that the flow ratings are "nominal".... the stockers for example, are quoted as 24 #/Hr, but they are programmed at 24.9 #/Hr.
I've actually used this method before, but I forgot about the sqrt. I thought the SVO's were rated around 39 psi, but my caculations weren't working out. Wasn't making sense.
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