Re: Changing Injector Constant

[DC Smith <morepoweral@tetranet.net>]

Hi Jeff,
 when you change the injector constant, you are removing fuel from
bigger injectors, so you need to add it back in somewhere else. That
said, I wouldn't worry about a 2 lb difference. It should be fine.
 My TR runs fine with 36 lb injectors and a 28 lb (stock inj) chip.
 The determining factor would be if the block learn hovered around 128
or not.

93 Formula wrote:
> 
> I changed my injectors from the stock 22 to 24# last year and want to change
> the injector constant in my eprom in my 93 Formula to compensate.
> This appears to be 0x867c. Do I have to modify the whole fuel table or just
> change a constant to effect change overall?
> 
> Jeff
> 93 Formula
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