ID1300 or ID2000
Yea you need to know that for sure. Obviously fuel pressure is going to play a large role in injector duty cycle. For the camshaft rating, put it at around 7-8.
i have ID1000, and made 526whp at 20psi on E85. on a Mustang dyno. I'm not entirely sure what my injector duty cycle is or what my fuel pressure is set to though.
My tunner said he couldn't get a reading on the Injectors on my AEM V1. It was reading a goofy number like 192% duty cycle.
My tunner said he couldn't get a reading on the Injectors on my AEM V1. It was reading a goofy number like 192% duty cycle.
i have ID1000, and made 526whp at 20psi on E85. on a Mustang dyno. I'm not entirely sure what my injector duty cycle is or what my fuel pressure is set to though.
My tunner said he couldn't get a reading on the Injectors on my AEM V1. It was reading a goofy number like 192% duty cycle.
My tunner said he couldn't get a reading on the Injectors on my AEM V1. It was reading a goofy number like 192% duty cycle.
Originally Posted by KaNgArOo' timestamp='1426620044' post='23543851
i have ID1000, and made 526whp at 20psi on E85. on a Mustang dyno. I'm not entirely sure what my injector duty cycle is or what my fuel pressure is set to though.
My tunner said he couldn't get a reading on the Injectors on my AEM V1. It was reading a goofy number like 192% duty cycle.
My tunner said he couldn't get a reading on the Injectors on my AEM V1. It was reading a goofy number like 192% duty cycle.
SOS Dual AEM 320LPH E85 Fuel pumps in the surge tank with another AEM 320LPH fuel pump in the tank, and 8an fuel lines. AEM fuel rail and Full Blown Fuel pressur regulator.
I love my ID2000's. The drivability is not bad at all on e85, but does take a lot of tweaking to get right. Injection timing adjustments can help quite a bit for low rpm drivability. They can run reasonably well on gas, but do not expect close to stock like drivability.
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