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Old Sep 3, 2004 | 05:04 AM
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Hey guys,
If a car came stock with 270cc injectors then you upgraded to 370cc injectors (10% bigger) would one set the SAFC -10% (tricking the computer to thinking there is 10% less air coming in causing a 10% decrease in fuel flow) across the whole rpm range for a rough/base tune or am I not seeing the mathmatical complexity in setting the SAFC?

I ask this because that's what I did and my car falls flat on its face at around 2500rpm and it doesn't pull on the top end.
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Old Sep 3, 2004 | 05:06 AM
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Hey guys,
If a car came stock with 270cc injectors then you upgraded to 370cc injectors (10% bigger) would one set the SAFC -10% (tricking the computer to thinking there is 10% less air coming in causing a 10% decrease in fuel flow) across the whole rpm range for a rough/base tune or am I not seeing the mathmatical complexity in setting the SAFC?
I ask this because that's what I did and my car falls flat on its face at around 2500rpm and it doesn't pull on the top end.
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Old Sep 3, 2004 | 07:42 AM
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The only thing to be done is set the MAF type as Hotwire 5 or whatever it is right? I have tried increasing fuel and it does run a lot richer if I put it to 0% across the rpm range.

I test drove the car last night w/ the turbo on it, at like 2500rpm i was getting a reading of ~ 8% airflow. does this sound right?
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Old Sep 3, 2004 | 08:14 AM
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270 to 370 is a not a 10% increase. its a 37% increase, try leaning it out a bit but your best bet is getting it tuned via a wideband oxygen sensor
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I was just making my way back to post that I found a few people saying the -27% is a good setting to start with. 270/370 = 73% so ~27% increase in flow. Anyways, i'll try that and see if I can keep the motor together, Thanks guys!
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Originally posted by TNathe
I was just making my way back to post that I found a few people saying the -27% is a good setting to start with. 270/370 = 73% so ~27% increase in flow. Anyways, i'll try that and see if I can keep the motor together, Thanks guys!

They ya go buddy

Must be nice to be running 370s. I got 4 720s in my car, lol.
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Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die
They ya go buddy

Must be nice to be running 370s. I got 4 720s in my car, lol.
SAFC doesnt support that much adjustment does it, only 50% +/-? Oh well, you have the kind of money to support the horsepower needed to substantiate 720's then you got enough to get a new computer or whatever it takes.
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Originally posted by TNathe
SAFC doesnt support that much adjustment does it, only 50% +/-? Oh well, you have the kind of money to support the horsepower needed to substantiate 720's then you got enough to get a new computer or whatever it takes.

I have 550s stock. But I am about to go full standalone.
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