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Old Feb 15, 2012, 06:26 PM
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FIC 1450cc scaling problems

Yes, I've done a ton of reading on the subject and these specific injectors. I've tried to use the scaling that many on this site were able to use and have good luck with. I'm tuning with Tamer@4WSTuning and we've been going back and forth, chasing our tails, with this for a while now. I'm not a subject matter expert on this stuff but, being on the other side of the country from my tuner, I don't know what to do next.
I would like some input/advice from other members on here who have had similiar issues. Thanks for your time.
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Here is a chart of trial/error scalings: on 91oct

(no boost leaks either)

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What kind of fuel?
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Pump gas, 91oct
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Try this:

1329 scaling

3.840
2.280
1.608
1.320
1.056 14.06v
0.864
0.744

It should get you close to the 5% range. You might have to make adjustments to the maf comp to get it into the 3% range.
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Originally Posted by 3K
Try this:

1329 scaling

3.840
2.280
1.608
1.320
1.056 14.06v
0.864
0.744

It should get you close to the 5% range. You might have to make adjustments to the maf comp to get it into the 3% range.
Thanks! I'll try it out and see where I'm at.

Also, how would I know which latency to change based on what my fuel trims are? And how would I know how much to change them?
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The only latency that really maters is the 14V and the 12V, that's what level the battery is at during operation. So focus on those values. Id just use the latency that came on the data sheet.

Scaling needs to get your WOT fuel map reading values similar to stockish.
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ok so i spent some time working on this stuff today. i got mid idle trim down really on this one but couldnt get the cruise straight, it stayed at -12 no matter adjustments i made. anyone have any ideas on what i should change?

@1329:
4.704
3.096
1.704
1.392
1.272
1.128
1.008
Low +0.2969
Mid -12.4496

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That's because you didn't do anything with your 14v latency. That's why it stayed at -12
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