11.6psi 107% Duty Cycle!
#1
Walrbo fuel pump, 4x 550 cc cleaned injectors
@ 11.6 psi in 4th gear @ 5200rpms I hit 107.8 injector duty cycle.
Using a fuel calculator I guess I have 270rwhp
using a .66 bsfc 15% drivetrain loss
afr was 11.0 then just went lean as all hell and I let off.
intake temps were high, 120-130 a WOT.
So whats up with all the haters thinking you can't hit 300rwhp on the stock turbo? I know its not a dyno graph, but soon I will get one.
@ 11.6 psi in 4th gear @ 5200rpms I hit 107.8 injector duty cycle.
Using a fuel calculator I guess I have 270rwhp
using a .66 bsfc 15% drivetrain loss
afr was 11.0 then just went lean as all hell and I let off.
intake temps were high, 120-130 a WOT.
So whats up with all the haters thinking you can't hit 300rwhp on the stock turbo? I know its not a dyno graph, but soon I will get one.
#3
#8
The injector is static at ~90%. Anything over that, and it just fails to close. 107% is possible because the engine needs the injector to be open that long to give the required fuel, but its physically impossible at the injector.
Ive seen 120%.....oops.
Ive seen 120%.....oops.
#9
Haltech E6K extrapolates duty cycle by comparing fuel injector ms versus RPM.
If you have glitches in the RPM, it's possible to have inaccurate duty cycle readings, like those over 100% like that.
Recheck the datalogs, but check the injector MS instead of DC.
Also, check the RPM's, as I bet you had a spike in there.
-Ted
If you have glitches in the RPM, it's possible to have inaccurate duty cycle readings, like those over 100% like that.
Recheck the datalogs, but check the injector MS instead of DC.
Also, check the RPM's, as I bet you had a spike in there.
-Ted