Which ones does Hondata recommend? In theory low impedence injectors will open faster when using bigger injectors, thus giving better control at idle and low durations. I am using a resistor box right now, just because the car had one to start with although I can run without it if I have the proper injectors.
I want to start testing some high pressure stuff and would like to know if I can stick with the low impedence injectors or not.
High Impedence or Low Impedence injectors?
I realize response rates are affected by construction but also by impedence. Typically big Low impedence injectors should perform better at lower opening rates, like where a street car operates most of the time.The injector construction determines the response time, but high impedance injectors generally work much better than low impedance injectors.
I am assuming you are making that determination based on the driver type in the ECU?
Great. Thanks for the info. Now if I can just find some injectors that can handle high pressure and still give decent atomization. One thing that bothers me about the RC is the "laser beam" style spray pattern. I would prefer something more open or even multiple streams to enhance atomization and cut down on fuel wash.
Re: High Impedence or Low Impedence injectors?
smracing wrote:Which ones does Hondata recommend? In theory low impedence injectors will open faster when using bigger injectors, thus giving better control at idle and low durations. I am using a resistor box right now, just because the car had one to start with although I can run without it if I have the proper injectors.
I want to start testing some high pressure stuff and would like to know if I can stick with the low impedence injectors or not.
if use low impendance injectors with "driver" you can open very quickly with 4A current small duration and keep injectors open with just 1A after
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