Does injector offset affect boost tables?
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Does injector offset affect boost tables?
Ok, first of all I use Crome freeware. When I first tuned my car I didn't use fuel tools or injector offset. My car idled a little rough but the AFR richened up fine and I never had an issue in boost. So I changed the injector offset in Crome from 0 to 40 and that gave me a good 14.7 idle but when I go into boost my AFR just hangs around mid 14's.. so of course I didn't push it at all.
The kicker of it all is I just got a new computer and I didn't even bother to check to see if it had a printer port for my crappy Willem burner. Is there some sort of printer port to USB cable?
Anyway, I was just wondering if the higher injector offset could change my boost AFR? I searched on broken wideband sensors but mine seems to be working fine, it's not a constant 14.7, it changes while cruising and goes lean when I take my foot off the throttle.
The only thing that was changed since the AFR rolled to 12.5 and not changing at all was the injector offset. Any ideas?
The kicker of it all is I just got a new computer and I didn't even bother to check to see if it had a printer port for my crappy Willem burner. Is there some sort of printer port to USB cable?
Anyway, I was just wondering if the higher injector offset could change my boost AFR? I searched on broken wideband sensors but mine seems to be working fine, it's not a constant 14.7, it changes while cruising and goes lean when I take my foot off the throttle.
The only thing that was changed since the AFR rolled to 12.5 and not changing at all was the injector offset. Any ideas?
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