FIC 1100's Experience?
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Do you mean the following with the plug and play +45 option?
http://www.maperformance.com/fuel-in...127-1100h.html
http://www.maperformance.com/fuel-in...127-1100h.html
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I am confused
so which is the correct one?
Both are FIC 1100cc injectors but part numbers are different...
IS127-1100H (Maperformance)
http://www.maperformance.com/fuel-in...127-1100h.html
IS126-1100H (FIC website)
http://www.fuelinjectorclinic.com/cg...ey=IS126-1100H
so which is which?
Last edited by unclecomfort; Apr 6, 2010 at 09:51 AM.
#18
so which is the correct one?
Both are FIC 1100cc injectors but part numbers are different...
IS127-1100H (Maperformance)
http://www.maperformance.com/fuel-in...127-1100h.html
IS126-1100H (FIC website)
http://www.fuelinjectorclinic.com/cg...ey=IS126-1100H
so which is which?
#23
I tried that first but you scaled for E85....Oh wait I see "Travman" used 1008 for scaling and your latencies for pump gas...
That seems to blow away the normal 15-20% rule for scaling...hmm..
As someone who never owned an EVO prior to the X, are the stock injectors on the previous evo's the same an the X injectors? If so I should be able to use Travman's scaling.
That seems to blow away the normal 15-20% rule for scaling...hmm..
As someone who never owned an EVO prior to the X, are the stock injectors on the previous evo's the same an the X injectors? If so I should be able to use Travman's scaling.
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I tried that first but you scaled for E85....Oh wait I see "Travman" used 1008 for scaling and your latencies for pump gas...
That seems to blow away the normal 15-20% rule for scaling...hmm..
As someone who never owned an EVO prior to the X, are the stock injectors on the previous evo's the same an the X injectors? If so I should be able to use Travman's scaling.
That seems to blow away the normal 15-20% rule for scaling...hmm..
As someone who never owned an EVO prior to the X, are the stock injectors on the previous evo's the same an the X injectors? If so I should be able to use Travman's scaling.
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so which is the correct one?
Both are FIC 1100cc injectors but part numbers are different...
IS127-1100H (Maperformance)
http://www.maperformance.com/fuel-in...127-1100h.html
IS126-1100H (FIC website)
http://www.fuelinjectorclinic.com/cg...ey=IS126-1100H
so which is which?
I don't know why fuelinjectorclinic.com doesn't list them...
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Finally got mine in today and yeah, the included latencies weren't even close. Got me to +6.5% LTFTL and -12.5% LTFTM (maxxed out) with a 650cc scaling (based the scaling off idle). With that scaling I knew something wasn't right. Surprisingly they still drove pretty well, but the powerband was wayyy too rich.
I'm up at 790cc where I originally predicted and closer to stock scalings but on the FIC provided curve. I'll see where that gets me in the morning and possibly move towards travman's numbers.
I'm up at 790cc where I originally predicted and closer to stock scalings but on the FIC provided curve. I'll see where that gets me in the morning and possibly move towards travman's numbers.
Last edited by fostytou; Apr 6, 2010 at 11:08 PM.
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These things just do not want to scale right for me right now. With MrFred's latencies I'd still need a low 750ish- scaling to get enough fuel in there. It seemed like my sweet spot 14v latency was right between ~1.26-1.32 (~40% higher than were on the sheet) with a scaling around 812+ for drivability, but FTs were still +9/-7. This would suggest I would need even higher latencies, but the drivability started to fall off.
I have an open element filter, but trims before the injectors were -.39/-1.17.
I have an open element filter, but trims before the injectors were -.39/-1.17.