-749ecm/injector questions
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-749ecm/injector questions
Planning on doing -749ECM swap.
Can the -749 drive 8 low imp. injectors without beeing modifed? I know it can handle 4 but 8?
Found 57lbs 12 ohms injectors at racetronix. So if the 730ECM can handle those I dont have to change to -749ECM, right?
Is low imp injectors better than high imp injectors? it that case maybe I should change ecm after all............
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Can the -749 drive 8 low imp. injectors without beeing modifed? I know it can handle 4 but 8?
Found 57lbs 12 ohms injectors at racetronix. So if the 730ECM can handle those I dont have to change to -749ECM, right?
Is low imp injectors better than high imp injectors? it that case maybe I should change ecm after all............
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Re: -749ecm/injector questions
Originally posted by gta324
Planning on doing -749ECM swap.
Can the -749 drive 8 low imp. injectors without beeing modifed? I know it can handle 4 but 8?
Found 57lbs 12 ohms injectors at racetronix. So if the 730ECM can handle those I dont have to change to -749ECM, right?
Is low imp injectors better than high imp injectors? it that case maybe I should change ecm after all............
Planning on doing -749ECM swap.
Can the -749 drive 8 low imp. injectors without beeing modifed? I know it can handle 4 but 8?
Found 57lbs 12 ohms injectors at racetronix. So if the 730ECM can handle those I dont have to change to -749ECM, right?
Is low imp injectors better than high imp injectors? it that case maybe I should change ecm after all............
Both the 749, and 730 can handle 8, 12 ohm injectors.
If you can get a clean idle with your combo at idle, then your OK. It's when you need a shorter PW then the injectors will operate at idle that's typcially the problem. For some really high RPM applications there are other concerns, but that's only at really high RPM.
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Thx..
So why change to -749ECM if they cant drive 8 P/H inj?
I mean, you still have to change the drivers but maybe you cant change the drivers in the 730ecm?
I will probably be using 57lbs high imp. first with the 730, and see how it goes...Its the £58 code that makes it goes quasi not the ECM right?
BUT if I cant get the idle good then I should change to -749 with modified drives and low imp injectors?
So why change to -749ECM if they cant drive 8 P/H inj?
I mean, you still have to change the drivers but maybe you cant change the drivers in the 730ecm?
I will probably be using 57lbs high imp. first with the 730, and see how it goes...Its the £58 code that makes it goes quasi not the ECM right?
BUT if I cant get the idle good then I should change to -749 with modified drives and low imp injectors?
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Originally posted by gta324
So why change to -749ECM if they cant drive 8 P/H inj?
I mean, you still have to change the drivers but maybe you cant change the drivers in the 730ecm?
I will probably be using 57lbs high imp. first with the 730, and see how it goes...Its the £58 code that makes it goes quasi not the ECM right?
BUT if I cant get the idle good then I should change to -749 with modified drives and low imp injectors?
So why change to -749ECM if they cant drive 8 P/H inj?
I mean, you still have to change the drivers but maybe you cant change the drivers in the 730ecm?
I will probably be using 57lbs high imp. first with the 730, and see how it goes...Its the £58 code that makes it goes quasi not the ECM right?
BUT if I cant get the idle good then I should change to -749 with modified drives and low imp injectors?
There is a known way to fix that in the 749s. (It's in the archives)
And a guy in Canada doing the driver swap.
Define Quasi.
Yes.
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Found it.....
Quasi-asynchronous pulse injector fire one time/cycle....
So low imp injectors are better when it comes to tuning big injectors, why?
Quasi-asynchronous pulse injector fire one time/cycle....
So low imp injectors are better when it comes to tuning big injectors, why?
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Originally posted by gta324
Quasi-asynchronous pulse injector fire one time/cycle....
So low imp injectors are better when it comes to tuning big injectors, why?
Quasi-asynchronous pulse injector fire one time/cycle....
So low imp injectors are better when it comes to tuning big injectors, why?
The lower resistance allows for a faster developement of the magnetic field to move the pintle, ball, disc thingie, and thus allowing the fuel to move.
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Yeah, you are probably right...
I read in some post that the #58 changed to async mode when the pulse width got to low....cant remember exactly what is was
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I read in some post that the #58 changed to async mode when the pulse width got to low....cant remember exactly what is was
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Originally posted by gta324
I read in some post that the #58 changed to async mode when the pulse width got to low....cant remember exactly what is was
I read in some post that the #58 changed to async mode when the pulse width got to low....cant remember exactly what is was
Async
Quasi
Sync, in relationship to a DRP. Distributor Reference Pulse.
Async, every 12.5 msec.
Still waiting on a good definition on that one. So far just know what it's not.
Originally posted by Grumpy
Sync
Async
Quasi
Sync, in relationship to a DRP. Distributor Reference Pulse.
Async, every 12.5 msec.
Still waiting on a good definition on that one. So far just know what it's not.
Sync
Async
Quasi
Sync, in relationship to a DRP. Distributor Reference Pulse.
Async, every 12.5 msec.
Still waiting on a good definition on that one. So far just know what it's not.
sync. firing every ref pulse.
asynce firing every x numbers of ref pulses typically half of a complete combustion cycle on a given engine. IE 2 on a 4cyl and 3 on a v6 or I6 or 4 on a 8cyl.
Quasi synchonos fires every 12.5 msec of whenevr a minmum firing pw is acehived. IE it will hold and add up sevral small PW events until the minimum async is acehived.
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Originally posted by funstick
Well bruce according to the docs ive read the following cn be defined as such.
sync. firing every ref pulse.
asynce firing every x numbers of ref pulses typically half of a complete combustion cycle on a given engine. IE 2 on a 4cyl and 3 on a v6 or I6 or 4 on a 8cyl.
Quasi synchonos fires every 12.5 msec of whenevr a minmum firing pw is acehived. IE it will hold and add up sevral small PW events until the minimum async is acehived.
Well bruce according to the docs ive read the following cn be defined as such.
sync. firing every ref pulse.
asynce firing every x numbers of ref pulses typically half of a complete combustion cycle on a given engine. IE 2 on a 4cyl and 3 on a v6 or I6 or 4 on a 8cyl.
Quasi synchonos fires every 12.5 msec of whenevr a minmum firing pw is acehived. IE it will hold and add up sevral small PW events until the minimum async is acehived.
And like we went thru before, spin up a 749, and actually look at the PWs and see how applicable you now Asycn is, at least according to your last defintion about how it works at high RPM.
BTW, I've noticed you've swapped your Quasi, and Asycn definitions.
If you've been able to get the Q-S to work at high RPM, please let me know under what circumstances.
Just like the injector constant (in the Sy Code), not always what you read is the truth when it actually comes to what's implimented in the code.
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I switched to some 36# svO injectors, at 55psi (injectors were flow tested 2 weeks ago at 35.9 @ 43.5psi)
Believe it or not, i'm running WICKED lean at idle. I gotta drive around with the laptop and get an idea of how far off my VE is..
I'm still on $8d, but gonna repin this weekend to $58.
Why 55psi rail pressure? I was talking to Rich at cruzin performance about fuel pressure. He was telling me that a lot of guys like to run the lower pressure on big injectors. He said "But if they saw what that looked like on the flow bench, they wouldnt do it!" 55 is a safe medium. 60 is about the max you wanna run on these (though the LS1 guys like 58psi).
The dox I read on the $58 stuff agrees with what funstick said. Which is nice if you need really large injectors.
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Believe it or not, i'm running WICKED lean at idle. I gotta drive around with the laptop and get an idea of how far off my VE is..
I'm still on $8d, but gonna repin this weekend to $58.
Why 55psi rail pressure? I was talking to Rich at cruzin performance about fuel pressure. He was telling me that a lot of guys like to run the lower pressure on big injectors. He said "But if they saw what that looked like on the flow bench, they wouldnt do it!" 55 is a safe medium. 60 is about the max you wanna run on these (though the LS1 guys like 58psi).
The dox I read on the $58 stuff agrees with what funstick said. Which is nice if you need really large injectors.
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Originally posted by anesthes
The dox I read on the $58 stuff agrees with what funstick said. Which is nice if you need really large injectors.
The dox I read on the $58 stuff agrees with what funstick said. Which is nice if you need really large injectors.
All I can say is I never got the PWs to give any indication of that actually happening. After alot of time looking for it.
If someone can tell me how to get it to happen as he discribes, please let me in on the secret of what conditions it takes for it to happen.
There's lots of reading material, even from GM that's wrong about EFI. They claimed for years the 165 and 730s fired the banks of injectors alternatively, and it wasn't true. EGR operation has some errors. GMs a large co and weither do to revisions, or miscommunication, or making something just easy to understand at their service schools, things happen..
Like I said, if you can get the PW to double on a given set of conditions to indicate Q-A, do to rpm please let me know, I'd like to see if I did miss something.
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There's lots of reading material, even from GM that's wrong about EFI. They claimed for years the 165 and 730s fired the banks of injectors alternatively, and it wasn't true. EGR operation has some errors. GMs a large co and weither do to revisions, or miscommunication, or making something just easy to understand
at their service schools, things happen..
at their service schools, things happen..
What about on 749?
wtf..
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