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Old 02-23-2015, 08:51 PM   #21
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I have lowered my duration across the lower rpm, load range. Increased my pressure to atomize fuel more efficiently and decreased timing to spool my turbo better. Does this sound about right to yall? Also if i bump up my charger from my s366 to an s475 what should i be doing in my tune to accommodate for the larger turbo?
 
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Does bringing a little extra rail pressure earlier help clean things up as well?
 
Old 02-24-2015, 04:09 AM   #23
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Does bringing a little extra rail pressure earlier help clean things up as well?

Raised pressure increases injection rate, allowing you to lower the pulse and start to clean things up.

You'll need to balance the rail and pulse accordingly so you don't go to far and make it worse.
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Raised pressure increases injection rate, allowing you to lower the pulse and start to clean things up.

You'll need to balance the rail and pulse accordingly so you don't go to far and make it worse.
How do you balance that?
 
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Bring down the pulse as you add pressure to help keep it clean.
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Bring down the pulse as you add pressure to help keep it clean.

Precisely, thanks for that.
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