that is why the stock injectors run 85% stock? yeah plus they like to run hotkarmakaze wrote:with a 95% duty cycle, cams should be the least of your worries. you don't really want to go over 80%.
turn down the boost some and you will be better off. thats a bit much on a stock turbo anyway.
if you don't want answers then don't ask questions.mattsil80wis wrote:
that is why the stock injectors run 85% stock? yeah plus they like to run hot
maybe if u answered the right questioni asked if running the cams would push the system over the edge i never said anything about fixing my duty cycle i just want to know is if the cams are going to change any of these numberskarmakaze wrote:
if you don't want answers then don't ask questions.
What is it listed under in the safc2 ? I need to check my duty cycle!!!karmakaze wrote:your injector duty cycle is a parameter that can be displayed on the SAFC2.
+100karmakaze wrote:with a 95% duty cycle, cams should be the least of your worries. you don't really want to go over 80%.
turn down the boost some and you will be better off. thats a bit much on a stock turbo anyway.
Most factory SR's run (as I checked in Matt's car) and others in the 85+ duty cycle range. You posted the obvious stuff he knows about, but was just asking a question retaining to the cams affect on the engine.karmakaze wrote:with a 95% duty cycle, cams should be the least of your worries. you don't really want to go over 80%.
turn down the boost some and you will be better off. thats a bit much on a stock turbo anyway.
It does also inrease airflow, which will require more fuel.idahotuner wrote:All cams do is change your power curve and where it hits.
JWT S1->S5 do not require any valvetrain modification. Only their C series cams do. To me, that advantage, along with making the most power, is why JWT cams kick ***.idahotuner wrote:for those cams you need new vale springs and possible retainers as well.
These cams work excellent in FWD N/A, and t25 and t28 applications, and will undoubtedly work the in the rwd DET using a similar setup. While the turbos do run out of breath, these cams match the midrange torque of the t2 flanged turbos perfectly....idahotuner wrote:but if you are running a stock t25 or t28 then stcok cams will work the best for those turbos efficiency ranges.
I wish I did. I just like to support awesome products when I canidahotuner wrote:^ cody you need ot geta Job being a Rep for JWT and actually get paid to advertise for them........... OR DO YOU ALREADY?
karmakaze wrote:your injector duty cycle is a parameter that can be displayed on the SAFC2.
caddylt1 wrote:not trying to threadjack, but is there a way to moniter injector duty on the SAFC II?? I had the SAFC on my old 1g, but cant seem to find the setting for injector duty in the moniter screen. Thanks
Can any body tell us how we can check our injector duty cycles? Apexi Miltichecker?caddylt1 wrote:Just some advise, you cannot monitor injector duty on the SAFC II. Answered my own question, lol
I guess it can't be viewed on apexi Afc neokarmakaze wrote:your injector duty cycle is a parameter that can be displayed on the SAFC2.
http://www.blazt.bizsupreamS14 wrote: Can any body tell us how we can check our injector duty cycles? Apexi Miltichecker?
kids will just never learn that SAFC's are a bomb waiting to happen...its foolish...JWT for lifecodyace wrote:
http://www.blazt.biz
Buy their cable and download Nissan Data Scan.
It should be a MUST with every swap....
...and why are people still playing with SAFC's?
Modified by codyace at 1:24 PM 4/2/2008
cody does know what he is talking about cuz he has made my car run amazingcodyace wrote:
http://www.blazt.biz
Buy their cable and download Nissan Data Scan.
It should be a MUST with every swap....
...and why are people still playing with SAFC's?
Modified by codyace at 1:24 PM 4/2/2008