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Old 03-17-2008, 08:19 AM   #16
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i was running up to 109% IDCs after installing my aps cai. with minor maf calibration, my IDCs dropped to 104%. i think with further maf calibration, my IDCs will drop below 100%. this is on stock injectors.
Ok, this makes me wonder. Are you logging your AFRs when your IDCs are this high? Logicly, an IDC of 100% means the injector is open constantly. I don't see how it can possibly go over 100%. So that says to me that the ECU is adding open-time to an already open injector, meaning that it is requesting more fuel but not getting it.


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Old 03-17-2008, 02:29 PM   #17
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Ok, this makes me wonder. Are you logging your AFRs when your IDCs are this high? Logicly, an IDC of 100% means the injector is open constantly. I don't see how it can possibly go over 100%. So that says to me that the ECU is adding open-time to an already open injector, meaning that it is requesting more fuel but not getting it.
when my IDCs were 108-109%, my AFR was dipping down to 9.3:1 after minor tweaking of the maf table, my AFR got up to 10:1 and IDCs were 104%. once i get it to ~11:1, IDCs should be ~95%. AFRs are measured with my LC-1 installed in the o2 bung on my aps dp.

in other words, i'm leaving a ton of power on the table
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Old 03-17-2008, 09:22 PM   #18
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Sorry WESTI, I don't really have an update. When Cobb released the 1.0.4 software 2 days ago I had 2 hours to spare so I decided to just revert back AGAIN to the stock box until I set my tune date. I'm too paranoid about it and not enjoying my car.
I think this is a wise choice. The best thing is a properly scaled MAF table for the intake, which means a protune unless you have the knowhow and WBO2 sensor to do it yourself.

Removing the snorkus on your stock airbox should give you a similar sound, shouldn't it?
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Old 03-17-2008, 10:17 PM   #19
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Default Re: Determining APS Intake safety

Oh yeah I had that done days after I bought the car. I have a drop in filter in it right now. The intake is much more vocal, obviously. BTW 1.0.4 is def worth a reflash VERY smooth map all around and boost comes atleast 200 rpm's sooner


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