injector help

I am learning to tune. I was just wondering how you get the lb/hr numbers for say ID1000. I read you have to multiply by 3600? Im stuck on understanding this formula. I have seen were FIC injectors gives you the lb/hr but Injector Dynamics gives you a different number. Thanks for any help guys.

just get the data directly from ID's website. works perfect every time

there are only a few things you need to multiply in the id1000 data as the majority is simply plug and play (or copy and paste). I literally just did this last night for id1000's.

Under scalars on the id1000 spreadsheet, everything that is lbm/sec needs to be converted to lbm/hr. easiest way is to simply multiply them by 3600. everything else just copy and paste.

ok Thanks Guys

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Originally Posted by J1G5AW

there are only a few things you need to multiply in the id1000 data as the majority is simply plug and play (or copy and paste). I literally just did this last night for id1000's.

Under scalars on the id1000 spreadsheet, everything that is lbm/sec needs to be converted to lbm/hr. easiest way is to simply multiply them by 3600. everything else just copy and paste.

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The current data from id's website uses the correct scalars

You can change the scalars in the tune. Just click on the scale.

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Originally Posted by LastPlace

The current data from id's website uses the correct scalars

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They are correct, I was just answering the the OP’s question as to the way he asked it.

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Originally Posted by J1G5AW

They are correct, I was just answering the the OP?s question as to the way he asked it.

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Hey man got a question about the info i got from PMAS for my air flow. the number of cells are not the same. i can show you pics if i nee to. thanks

my HP tuner only has 40 Cells but the info from PMAS on has 38. here is the pics. What do i do about that? Thanks

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Make the extra cells the same as the last data point

horrible advice

cross calculate the maf and approximate the unknowns then dial it in

if you can't calculate between lbs/min and lbs/hr you prob should leave the tuning to the pro's

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Originally Posted by decipha

horrible advice

cross calculate the maf and approximate the unknowns then dial it in

if you can't calculate between lbs/min and lbs/hr you prob should leave the tuning to the pro's

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It wasn't the best but a correct advice - you can do that and you only decrease your resolution without any significant side effects.

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Originally Posted by Joey351sc

Hey man got a question about the info i got from PMAS for my air flow. the number of cells are not the same. i can show you pics if i nee to. thanks

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Screen shots a bit fuzzy and my tired eyes aren't helping, but I get what you're asking. And I agree with decipha on the cross calculating and approximating, it'll get you close and make adjustments from there.

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Originally Posted by Joey351sc

my HP tuner only has 40 Cells but the info from PMAS on has 38. here is the pics. What do i do about that? Thanks

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The spreadsheet has 39 values and you only need 40.

Add to the top: 83.3 = 180.28

Then go datalog and fine tune from there.

Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it .

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Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it .

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NP bud :D